What is a Defect Life Cycle in Software Testing
Download as PPTX, PDF0 likes348 views
The defect life cycle in software testing outlines the stages a defect goes through from identification to resolution. Key stages include 'new', 'assigned', 'open', 'fixed', 'awaiting retest', 'retest', 'verified', 'reopen', 'closed', and 'rejected', each representing a different status in the defect's journey. This process ensures that defects are systematically addressed and verified before closure.
What is a Defect Life Cycle in Software Testing
- 1. What is a Defect Life Cycle or a Bug Lifecycle in Software Testing Defect life cycle is a cycle which a defect goes through during its lifetime.
- 2. Defect Life Cycle Diagram
- 3. States of Bug Life Cycle 1 .New: When a defect is signed and published initially. It’s condition is given as new. 2 .Assigned: After the specialist has published the bug, the cause of the specialist grants that the bug is authentic
- 4. States of Bug Life Cycle 3. Open: At this condition the designer has began examining as well as on the defect fix. 4. Fixed: When designer creates necessary rule changes and confirms the changes then he/she can create bug position as ‘Fixed’ and the bug qualifies to examining group.
- 5. States of Bug Life Cycle 5. Awaiting retest: After solving the defect the designer has given that particular rule for retesting to the specialist 6. Retest: At this point the specialist do the retesting of the modified rule which designer has given to him to confirm whether the defect got set or not.
- 6. States of Bug Life Cycle 7. Verified: The specialist assessments the bug again after it got set by the designer. 8. Reopen: If the bug still prevails even after the bug is set by the designer, the specialist changes the position to “reopened”.
- 7. States of Bug Life Cycle 9. Closed: Once the bug is set, it is examined by the specialist. 10. Rejected: If the designer seems that the bug is not authentic, he denies the bug.
- 8. Thank You