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What is Defect Leakage? and explain with example?
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Answer / sampath
The defect or issue or bug filed by the end user or
customer that is missed by the QA eng while testing the
application is called defect leakage.
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Answer / ramprasad.s
Defect leaks out from the Tester or Testing team and is
identified by the End user while executing the application,
we call it as defect leakage.
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Answer / balamurali
Defects missed from one leval of testing to next leval of
testing is called defect leakage.
Unit leval-> Component leval ->Integration leval -> System
leval -> Customer leval -> End user leval
Formula any leval
Defect leakage = (No of defects found on the current
leval/Total defects including the previous levals) *100
Example : System leval defects found is 45 and the total
defects thats include Unit leval -> Component leval -
>Integration leval -> System leval = 400
Then Defect leakage = (45/400)100 =11.25 percentage
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Answer / athar
Defect leakage: The product delivered in client environment after that defect identified by client or end use and we gets the feedback is called defect leakage. This Defect Leakage is also called as Bug Leak.
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