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example of high severity and low priority bug.
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Answer Posted / jay
Hi,
High severity is also called as FATAL, Then the severity is
1 for this.
Whenever some part of the application is under development
and the build is released to the testing dept,the test
engineers will treat the missed part as FATAL issue but the
development lead will give least priority for that defect.
I hope you would understand by above example. :)
cheers,
Jay
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