What should be the status in Testcase after the bug Closed?

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Permalink Reply by Mitul N. Thesiya on October 4, 2011 at 5:13pm

so might be you are not good observer here. I write developers (at any stage) and also mentioned any stage refers to BA or Designer or Coder to develop SRS/Design or coding.

 

If BA prepares and review own documents and found defects/bugs then how can coder codes???

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Samrat Jha. on October 4, 2011 at 5:34pm

 

 If you talk about my observation than I can find a defect in your first sentence ... "Defect is just synonyms of problems found by Tester (at any stage*) and yet not verified and accepted by developer(at any stage*)"   Who says that defect is always found by a tester..?

 

anyway .. You are forgetting the main motto ... you were telling me the difference between bugs and defects ....? 

 

If BA prepares and review own documents and found defects/bugs then how can coder codes???   this sentence of your's where you have written defects/bugs ... it indicates that they are same ...  hence you are contradicting to your own sentence ...  You were telling me the difference between them .....    in my view they are same given different names by different organizations .........

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Permalink Reply by S Sarita on October 4, 2011 at 12:33pm

 

For every execution we version up  the test log document and accordingly we make the changes in test case status. In previous execution if the test case is fail, so we will make the status as a fail. In next execution the bug has been fixed  then we will make the status as a pass.this is how we keep the track and maintain the history of test case execution.

 

- S Sarita.

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Permalink Reply by Hari on October 4, 2011 at 12:59pm

Testing is done on the ST (system Testing) basis like ST1, ST2.. again its depent on organization.
1. Supppose if any defect found on ST1 so status will be fail for ...ST1
2. Release come again (ST2) and same defect not found then we make that TC to "PASS' status

we can not update TC (Fail) to Pass on same round (ST1 failed TC will be updatd only on ST2)

Thx
Hari

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Permalink Reply by Anandhakumar on October 6, 2011 at 9:31am

Thanks for all for the valuable replies...

 

With Regards,

K.Anandhakumar

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Permalink Reply by Annamalaisami Srinivasan on October 6, 2011 at 11:29am

Hi Anandhakumar,

Test execution cycle and Bug verification phase are different.

Ideally, you won't go and mark the test case as Pass after closing the bug. You would mark the test case as Pass only if you find the test case to work ok during a specific test run. As Samrat Jha has commented, there would be cases where you would close the bugs without fixing them. And for such bugs, the respective test cases would have been marked still as Fail in the test execution results sheet.

Test execution cycle:

You would mark the test case as Fail and mark the defect no against that particular test case in the test execution results sheet of the particular test cycle. The test execution results sheet will have the build details in which the test cycle is run. The defect will have the "Found in build" details.

And when the particular test case is run again in another test cycle (after the previous bugs are fixed) and if the particular defect is found fixed, you would mark the test case as Pass.

Bug verification phase:

After having the bugs fixed, while doing bug verification task, if they are found fixed, you would go and close the bugs marking them with the "Fixed in build" details.

Hope this is more clear.

Thanks
Annamalaisami

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Permalink Reply by Samrat Jha. on October 6, 2011 at 11:42am

 

 @ Annamalaisami,

   Of course its more clear Sir........ You are welcome .. We need people like you ...!

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Permalink Reply by Annamalaisami Srinivasan on October 6, 2011 at 12:14pm

@ Samrat Jha,

Sure.. I will...

A request.. Please address me as Anna or Annamalai or Annamalaisami as you wish but not as Sir..

 

Thanks

Annamalaisami

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Permalink Reply by Samrat Jha. on October 6, 2011 at 12:16pm

 

 Sure ... then I would go With Anna... !

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Permalink Reply by Anandhakumar on October 6, 2011 at 12:16pm

Sir, thanks for your brief explanation..

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