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What does a bug report contain?
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Answer from AI
A bug report typically includes the following information:
- Summary: A brief description of the problem.
- ID: The unique identifier of the bug report in the tracking system.
- Status: The current state of the bug (e.g., Open, In Progress, Resolved, Closed, Reopened, Deferred).
- Priority: How urgently the bug needs to be fixed (e.g., Blocker, Critical, Major, Minor, Trivial).
- Severity: How much the bug affects functionality or the system (e.g., Critical, High, Medium, Low).
- Environment: The platform/operating system, browser (with version), hardware and software configuration where the bug was found.
- Steps to Reproduce: A clear, sequential list of actions that lead to the discovery of the bug.
- Actual Result: What actually happened after performing the steps to reproduce.
- Expected Result: What should have happened according to requirements or common sense.
- Attachments: Screenshots, videos, logs, or other files that help understand and reproduce the bug.
- Reporter: Who discovered and reported the bug.
- Assignee: Who is assigned to fix the bug.
- Creation Date: When the bug report was created.
- Update Date: When the bug report was last updated.
- Affected Version: The version of the application where the bug was found.
- Fixed Version: The version in which the bug is planned to be or has been fixed.
- Comments: Additional information, progress discussions, questions about the bug.