Answer Posted / mahantesh
S1 need not always be P1 though S1 happens to be P1 more often.
Marking S1 bugs as P1 depends on the following factors:
1. Impact on the business needs
2. Is it a showstopper or test-stopper ? If not, it could be
set to medium priority in the initial phases of project.
3. Probability of customer coming across(executing) that
scenario
4. In case bug is reproducible in previous releases, has
customer reported that bug?
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