Who will give the Priority and Severity?
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Answer / aadi
severity and priority will given by the test engineer but these can modified by DTT(Defect Tracking Team)
Here DTT contains Project Manager,Test Lead and Team lead as members.
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Answer / sasidhar
testers would intimate defect severity and priority in efect report to defect tracking team
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Answer / sujata
Severity is given by Tester & Priority is given by developer.
But tester can suggest about priority through defect report.
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Answer / amar
Testers Gives Severity and Developers gives Priority.
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Answer / jithin jose
Difference between Severity and Priority can be explained
with the help of an example.
Consider an application to generate the reports of a company
with the company emblem.If we deliver the application with
the emblem of other company, Priority is high and Severity
is low.
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Answer / prakash kasture
Severity and priority are two term that are used When we
rasied defect .. Severity tell how much
system/appliction . priority depend how fast we required
to solve the defect and if the major impact on the
application and manu testcase are blocked .
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Answer / narmadakatagi@gmail.com
Test engineers who have good knowledge on product
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