why is it necessary to give a priority to the test cases
or/and requirements.
why does the Test case ID is not sufficient to identify the
test cases to be executed first.
Answer Posted / vidya
why is it necessary to give a priority to the test cases
or/and requirements?
Issue priority is the order in which issues are addressed
by developers.
In Companies, issues are triaged by supervisory personnel,
who may adjust the severity level and who will then assign
the issue a priority and dispatch it to a developer for
remediation.
Developers are expected to remediate issues in priority
order.
We don't always fix issues in order of severity. I may
assign less-experienced developers a medium or low issue,
even though outstanding showstopper issues still remain. I
may do this because they have no experience with the sub-
system where the showstopper resides,
Issue severity gives management a good impression of the
current state of the software being developed. It also
serves as a foundation for establishing issue priority.
Issue prioritization gives developers a clear understanding
of the order in which they should work on their defects.
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