Explain Bug Life Cycle and expalin briefly each 'Status'
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Answer Posted / shankar
When a Tester find a defect in an application, he will send
the defect report to PL with status as NEW. He will check
the defect whether it was bug or not. If it was bug, he
will change the defect status as OPEN and send it to the
corresponding developer to fix it. The Developer fixes the
defect and change the status as FIXED and send it to the
Test Engineer. The Test Engineer performs Retest and
Regression Testing on the modified build. If the bug was
fixed he will change the status as FIX-VERIFIED. other wise
he will change the status as RE-OPEN. If the bug was fixed,
he will send the defect report to the Test Lead with status
as FIX-VERIFIED. The Test Lead will CLOSE the defect.
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