Software Testing: Bug Reporting Basics

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What is the first step in the bug reporting process?

  • Assigning the bug to someone
  • Submitting the bug
  • Creating a new issue in Jira of type bug (correct)
  • Filling in the appropriate fields

What must be configured in the bug form according to standard practices?

  • Additional fields as necessary (correct)
  • Prioritization levels only
  • An option to attach screenshots
  • Field formats for user comments

What happens to the bug after it is reported?

  • No action is taken until further notice
  • Someone assigns the bug to themselves (correct)
  • It is automatically closed by the system
  • The bug remains unassigned until reviewed

What denotes the completion of the bug handling process?

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Which field is not necessarily required in the bug reporting process?

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Bug Reporting

Creating and submitting a 'bug' issue in Jira to fix software problems.

Jira Issue

A record within Jira used to track and manage software defects.

Bug Type

The category of a software defect (e.g., 'bug') in a software database.

Jira Fields

Specific data points collected to describe and track bugs effectively.

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Issue Resolution

The process of fixing the reported bug.

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Study Notes

Software Testing: Bug Reporting

  • Bug reporting involves creating a new issue in a system like Jira, categorizing it as a "bug."
  • Fill in the required fields of the issue report.
  • Submit the completed bug report.
  • A designated person will assign and resolve the bug.
  • If needed, configure the bug reporting form with necessary fields.

Bug Report Fields

  • Project: A project identifier (e.g., proj1 (PROJ))
  • Issue type: The type of issue (e.g., Bug).
  • Summary: A concise description of the bug.
  • Description: Detailed explanation of the problem, using normal text.
  • Test ID: The identifier for the failed test case.
  • Platform: Hardware and OS details where the bug was encountered.
  • Operating System: The affected operating system.
  • Browser: The web browser used when the bug was observed.
  • Expected Result: The expected outcome of the software action.
  • Description: Detailed explanation of the bug, including all relevant details.

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