What is a deferred bug? and why is it deferred?

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archeman

  • Jun 12th, 2007
 

I know of two definitions for a Deferred bug

1) Most Common: A defect that is confirmed by the team to be a bug but the effort to correct it at this time exceeds the ROI (Return On Investment). This can often be the case when a re-design is scheduled for that area of the application, or if technology barriers exist that make correction of the bug prohibative.

2) Least Common:
a) A defect that has been detected early in the development process before the code is ready to submit to QA for formal test.
b) A defect that has been submitted by the QA group that covers behaviors not well defined by requirements documentation. These bugs may remain in a deferred state awaiting furthor review by all interested team parties

QA

  • Jul 20th, 2017
 

What execution status should Test Case have when it is associated to a deferred defect?

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