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Where should you go to log into your Bonsai project database?
Where should you go to log into your Bonsai project database?
What should you do to select the project you're testing after logging in?
What should you do to select the project you're testing after logging in?
What action should be taken to create a new bug?
What action should be taken to create a new bug?
Bug reporting for Bandai regions varies for US and EU, and the platform and issue area must be specified.
Bug reporting for Bandai regions varies for US and EU, and the platform and issue area must be specified.
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Custom filters cannot be created based on bug status, affiliation, and other specific needs.
Custom filters cannot be created based on bug status, affiliation, and other specific needs.
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Evidence such as screenshots or videos can be attached to bug reports, but may cause loading issues.
Evidence such as screenshots or videos can be attached to bug reports, but may cause loading issues.
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Bugs can be closed by verifying fixes and adding relevant details, with the possibility of requesting translation.
Bugs can be closed by verifying fixes and adding relevant details, with the possibility of requesting translation.
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What should be done when re-opening a bug?
What should be done when re-opening a bug?
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Study Notes
Bug Reporting and Management in Bonsai - Detailed Instructions
- The bug reporting process for Bandai regions varies for US and EU, and the platform and issue area must be specified.
- Language Quality Assurance (LQA) requires inclusion of affected languages and severity classification.
- Classification of bug type and selection of affected area and frequency are essential for bug reporting.
- Specific build numbers and descriptions are crucial for accurately reporting bugs.
- Priority of bug fixing should align with the severity classification.
- Evidence such as screenshots or videos can be attached to bug reports, but may cause loading issues.
- After submission, bugs need to be assigned to the appropriate person and can be commented on or have attachments added.
- Search and filter options are available for efficiently navigating through bug reports in Bonsai.
- Custom filters can be created based on bug status, affiliation, and other specific needs.
- To add a comment or request translation for developers, "Add Memo" and "Request Translation" options are available.
- Bugs can be closed by verifying fixes and adding relevant details, with the possibility of requesting translation.
- If a bug needs to be re-opened, a "Verify Failed" action can be taken to mark it as unresolved.
Bug Reporting and Management in Bonsai - Detailed Instructions
- The bug reporting process for Bandai regions varies for US and EU, and the platform and issue area must be specified.
- Language Quality Assurance (LQA) requires inclusion of affected languages and severity classification.
- Classification of bug type and selection of affected area and frequency are essential for bug reporting.
- Specific build numbers and descriptions are crucial for accurately reporting bugs.
- Priority of bug fixing should align with the severity classification.
- Evidence such as screenshots or videos can be attached to bug reports, but may cause loading issues.
- After submission, bugs need to be assigned to the appropriate person and can be commented on or have attachments added.
- Search and filter options are available for efficiently navigating through bug reports in Bonsai.
- Custom filters can be created based on bug status, affiliation, and other specific needs.
- To add a comment or request translation for developers, "Add Memo" and "Request Translation" options are available.
- Bugs can be closed by verifying fixes and adding relevant details, with the possibility of requesting translation.
- If a bug needs to be re-opened, a "Verify Failed" action can be taken to mark it as unresolved.
Bug Reporting and Management in Bonsai - Detailed Instructions
- The bug reporting process for Bandai regions varies for US and EU, and the platform and issue area must be specified.
- Language Quality Assurance (LQA) requires inclusion of affected languages and severity classification.
- Classification of bug type and selection of affected area and frequency are essential for bug reporting.
- Specific build numbers and descriptions are crucial for accurately reporting bugs.
- Priority of bug fixing should align with the severity classification.
- Evidence such as screenshots or videos can be attached to bug reports, but may cause loading issues.
- After submission, bugs need to be assigned to the appropriate person and can be commented on or have attachments added.
- Search and filter options are available for efficiently navigating through bug reports in Bonsai.
- Custom filters can be created based on bug status, affiliation, and other specific needs.
- To add a comment or request translation for developers, "Add Memo" and "Request Translation" options are available.
- Bugs can be closed by verifying fixes and adding relevant details, with the possibility of requesting translation.
- If a bug needs to be re-opened, a "Verify Failed" action can be taken to mark it as unresolved.
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Test your knowledge of bug reporting and management in Bonsai with this detailed quiz. Learn about the specific processes for reporting bugs in different regions, the importance of accurate bug classification, and the steps involved in bug resolution and closure.
