If we use Tool for Defect management, every tool provides their own template. Note: Defect Reporting Template vary from one company to another Re-open: Tester Re-opens the defect with valid reasons and proofs Rejected: Developer / Dev lead /DTT rejects if the defect is invalid or defect is duplicate.įixed: Developer provides fixed status after fixing the defectĭeferred: Developer provides this status due to time etc…Ĭlosed: Tester provides closed status after performing confirmation Testing Open: Developer / Dev lead /DTT opens the Defect New: Tester provides new status while Reporting (for the first time) Xii) Remarks : Comments (Optional) Status of Defect Xi) Reporting to: Corresponding Developer Viii) Severity: Importance of the Defect based on Functionality Vii) Priority: Importance of the Defect based on Business /Customer Vi) Build Version: Version of the Build on which defect was found V) Product Version: Version of the Product on which defect was found Iv) Tester: Tester’s name (who found the Defect) Iii) Test Case Id: Corresponding Test Case Id for tracking Ii) Defect Description: Details about the Defect I) Defect Id: any unique name for Identifying the Defect (Alphanumeric)
#DEFECT PROCESS IN TESTING MANUAL#
Some companies use Manual Process (Excel workbook), and some companies use Tool-based processes for Defect Management.īugzilla / Issue-Tracker / PR-Tracker etc… Note: Terminology varies from one phase to another.ĭefect Reporting, Defect Tracking, and Status Tracking is called Defect Management. In this phase If End users find any mismatch, they call it a Failure. In this phase If Testers find any mismatch, they call it a Defect or Bug, or Fault. In this phase If developers find any mismatch, they call it an Error or Mistake or Fault.
#DEFECT PROCESS IN TESTING SOFTWARE#
We have 3 phases in Software Application Life Cycle Software Defect Reporting Processĭevelopment Phase Testing Phase Production Phase Software Defect Reporting, Test Execution, Analyze Test Results, Find Defects, Write Defect Reports, Track Defects, and Change-related Testing.
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