Answer / rajesh.pothina

New-->Open-->Fix-->Reopen-->Close.

Answer / nilesh pawar

NEW
|
OPEN REJECTED
| |
|--------ASSIGN----------|
REOPEN | |
| TEST POSTPOND
| ----------|
VERIFIED
|
CLOSED

Answer / sm

New -> Open -> In Progress ->Fix ->Test (Verify))->(Fail-
Reopen-Fix-Test)->Ready->Close
If tester verifes and Confirms that Bug is fixed , then Bug
is Ready and it will be closed once the product goes for
live.
If tester verifies and COnfirms tht bug is not yet fixed,
then bug is failed and reopened, then again fixed and goes
for test.

Answer / chil4u

New(by test engineer)->Open(by developer)->Fix(by dev)-
>Close
New(by test engineer)->Open(by developer)->Reject(by dev if
he feels nto defect)Reopen(by t)->Retest(by t)->Open->Fix-
>Close

Answer / abhishek dubey

NEW > OPEN > ASSIGN TO DEVELOPER > FIX BY DEVELOPER > AGAIN
TEST BY TESTER > IF FIXED THEN CLOSED OTHER WISE REOPEN.

Answer / akshay

what ll happen to the bug it is fixed ?????
as rajesh have made a flow chart after the bug is fixed it
will go to reopen . i dont know y it ll reopen if the bug is
already fixed ????
For first two stages i do agree with him but after that
..........naaaaaaaaa
well let me tell you if the bug is fixed it will go to the
tester for verification whether the bug has really been
fixed or not
i.e after fix------> Verify
and if the bug is not fixed then it ll go to reopen sate
when the bug is really fixed and the tester has verified it
then it will go to "close" state

Thanks
Akshay

mail me @ : akshay_bali2001@yahoo.co.in

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