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  1. www.geeksforgeeks.org › jira-bug-life-cycleJira Bug Life Cycle - GeeksforGeeks

    • Open/New: When a bug is reported it enters the system as an “Open” or “New” issue. At this stage, the issue has been. Has not yet been assigned or prioritized.
    • Assigned: The bug is then assigned to a developer or team to resolve it. This assignment indicates that someone is actively working on addressing the issue.
    • Open. The “Open” phase is when the developer starts analyzing and working on the bug. It involves aspects: Analysis: The developer thoroughly examines the bug report carefully reviewing the steps to reproduce it checking the environment details and attempting to replicate the issue in their development setup.
    • Fixed: Once the developer believes they have fixed the bug the issue moves into the testing or review stage, for evaluation. This may involve conducting unit testing undergoing peer review and engaging in quality assurance practices.

  2. www.javatpoint.com › jira-bug-life-cycleJira Bug Life Cycle - Javatpoint

    • New
    • Assigned
    • Open
    • Fixed
    • Retest
    • Reopen
    • Verified
    • Closed

    During the time of the testing phase, the bug or defect is identified by the tester and it is logged in to the bug tracking tool such as Jira, Bugzilla, etc. The bug which is detected by the tester will be posted for the first time in a bug tracking tool. This status is assigned as a Newstatus.

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    Bug with New status is assigned to the software developers and they will look into the bug to check whether the bug is valid or invalid. If the bug is invalid then they change the status to invalid. If the bug is valid then the status is changed to assignedthen the software developers start working on the defect to get fixed.

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    When the bug is assigned to the software developers then they start analyzing on it and works on the defect fix. The bug or defect can be opened in three stages: 1. Duplicate If the defect is repeated twice or the defect corresponds to the same concept of the previous bug, then it changes the status to Duplicate. 2. Rejected If the developer feels ...

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    When a developer makes a necessary code changes and verifies the change, then he/she can make the bug status as fixed. When the bug is fixed by the developers then the status is changed to either Reopened or Verified.

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    Once the bug is fixed by the software developers then it is assigned back to the testing team to check whether the bug has been fixed or not.

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    If the bug persists even after the developer has fixed the bug, then tester changes the status to Reopen and once again bug goes through the whole bug life cycle.

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    The tester retests the bug after it got fixed by the developer if no bug found then it changes the status to Verified.

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    If the bug is no longer exists, then it changes the status to Closed. Participants of Bug life cycle 1. Bug Reporter The person who identifies the bug is known as Bug Reporter. Bug reporter validates the bug and enters all the bug related details into the bug tracking tool such as correct subject, bug priority, application component, test environme...

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  3. community.atlassian.com › t5 › App-Central-articlesIssue Lifecycle in Jira: Understand, Manage, Track

    Jun 10, 2024 · Throughout this example, team members collaborate within Jira, updating the issue's status, priority, and assignment as needed to ensure the efficient resolution of the bug. This streamlined workflow helps maintain transparency and accountability within the team, ultimately leading to the successful resolution of the issue.

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  5. www.theknowledgeacademy.com › blog › bug-life-cycleBug Life Cycle in Jira: Introduction, Tools & Worlflow

    Aug 23, 2023 · The Bug Life Cycle, also known as the ‘Defect Life Cycle’, represents the journey of a Bug from its discovery to its resolution. It is a systematic process which begins with the Bug’s identification, followed by a report of its execution in the software.

  6. deeprojectmanager.com › defect-life-cycle-in-jira10 Critical Phases of Defect Life Cycle in Jira

    • New. This is the first stage in the defect life cycle in which the problem is identified and reported. A defect is typically reported by a tester or end-user who has discovered a problem with the software.
    • Assigned. When a defect is reported, it is assigned to the appropriate developer or team in charge of fixing it. The developer or team lead is in charge of reviewing the defect and assigning a priority level to it.
    • Open. At this point, the developer has reviewed the defect and determined that it is a legitimate issue. If the developer decides the defect is authentic and needs immediate resolution, then it’s added to the backlog and marked as Open.
    • In Progress. After assigning the defect and adding it to the backlog, the developer or team begins working on a fix for it. The defect’s status is labeled “In Progress” to show that work has begun on it.

  7. staragile.com › blog › jira-bug-life-cycleWhat is Defect or Bug Life Cycle in Jira : And its Stages

    The Jira bug life cycle consists of a definite number of steps such as New, Assigned, Opened, Duplicate, Differed, Not a Bug, Rejected, Reopened, Fixed, Retest, Verified, and Closed. The following are stages in detail. 1.

  8. www.atlassian.com › software › jiraBug Tracking with Jira | Atlassian

    Quickly capture, assign, and prioritize bugs with Jira and track all aspects of the software development cycle. Jira's powerful workflow engine provides a clear view of a bug's status, and automation keeps you in the know with notifications as issues transition from backlog to done.

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