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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?

<p>The bug moves to the done column</p> Signup and view all the answers

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

<p>Estimated time for bug fixing</p> Signup and view all the answers

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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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This quiz covers the essential elements of bug reporting in software testing. Participants will learn about key fields such as project identifiers, issue types, and expected results. Understanding these components is crucial for effective software development and quality assurance.