When a defect is assign as Postponed and differed.
explain with example?
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Answer / rkcr
Defect postponed and defect differed are one and the same.
If any defect is posted and if there is no sufficient time
to fix the defect then the status of the defect will be
differed/postponed.
The differed/postponed defect will be fixed in later stages.
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Answer / akanksha
Defect postponed: When u have raised a defect and it's
status is postponed, it means that the problem occured in
the software cant be fixed now, but will be taken care in
future release versions.
Defect differed: When u have raised a defect and it's
status is differed, it means the defect raised is not valid
or if it is valid it's not worth that the customer cares.
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