build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and
build 2 is released in build 2 also same bug raised what is
the satus of that bug.

1>reopen 2>open 3>new 4>defered

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build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / divya

In this question, you have to answer only from perspective
of QA so then the answer would be 1>Reopen
you have to tell the developer that since it is not fixed in
build 1 have to reconsider and fix in build 2...

Is This Answer Correct ?    29 Yes 1 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / varun

reopen is the status of the bug

Is This Answer Correct ?    20 Yes 2 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / anand

Hi all

Question itself wrong.because no developer will close the
bug. once developer accepts the bug then rectify the bug,
and then he will change the status as "fixed" instead of
closed as said in the question.

So Tester will verify in the next build

if it works fine --> make bug as verified or closed.
if it not works --> the tester will reopen the bug.

Regards
Anand

Is This Answer Correct ?    14 Yes 1 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / mudassar

Reopen is the correct answer

Is This Answer Correct ?    7 Yes 1 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / sanju

Any bug once closed cannot be reopened.Since in this case
if you observe properly a bug was raised in build 1 and was
recitified and closed in build 1 itself. So again bug was
found in buid 2 while doing regression testing So the bug
status should be New since occurance of bug might be due to
changes or modification done further to the software. So
Accept strongly that bug status should be NEw.

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 1 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / preeti

see iam into web testing and when we prepared the defect
sheet we have following categories
DEFECT-ID,BUILD-no,STATUS,TESCASE -
ID,SECTION,SUMMARY,DESCRIPTION,OWNER,REMARKS,DEVELOPERS_NAME
,DEVELOPERS-STATUS.
now when we send the defect sheet to developers with staus
new or open defect they can assign the status as Fixed in
DEVlOPER_Status its tseter to assign it as CLOSED after
reviweing the same,
now again the defect occur for another build
SO what we do is
Suposing the defect id wa D-01 for build 1.1 and was closed.
to differentiate the same defect with another build the
DEFECT-id becomes a section of earlier ID D-01-01 and
status goes to "REOPEN".
in this way devloper was also easy to find out who was
assigined to work on the same defect in there team. and who
fixed it,
YOU can't assign "NEW"
BUILDS keep on changing ,like if u will assign new for
every defect .Team can never be able to conclude how many
times the defects reoccured till the release of final build.
i hope iam clear if any doubts please mail me.
preeti@darshconsultancy.com.

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 1 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / vijay

Yes . The developer can not close bug . The bug has to be
close by the tester once the regression test has done.

The answer is NEW

Regards,
vijay

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 3 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / santosh kumar singh

At fisrt the developer can't close the bug .
if consider that also in the very first build
the status will new for bug.
once the bug is fixed next build is relase
the tester has to confirm that the bug is really
rectify or not if yes than he can set the status as closed.

but in our case the same bug raised so the staus will be
REOPEN .

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 0 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / venkat nagender

Bug raised in build 1 will be tested in build2 and move the
status of bug to verified by the tester.

But if the same bug present in the build2 also then it will
be moved from resolved (status change by developer) to
(status change by tester) reopen.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 0 No

build 1 bug is raised and it was closed by developer and build 2 is released in build 2 also same ..

Answer / divya raj

I agree with Santoshnathan, the status of the bug will be
new since its a different build. Also the status of the
defect is closed by the tester and not the developer,
Developer can however update the defect status as'fixed'.

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 2 No

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