Jira Bug flow
- Open(Dev): QA creates a bug ticket, assign it to developer.
- On Hold(QA): Developer returns to QA as it's not a bug.
- Canceled(QA): QA accepts it is not a bug, or PM thinks it's not a bug.
- Pending(PM): QA still thinks it is a bug, let PM make final decesion.
- In Progress(Dev): Developer accepts it's a bug and starts fixing it.
- Resovled(QA): Developer fixes the bug and assigns back to QA for re-test.
- In Testing(QA): QA is re-testing the fixed bug.If failed, return to Developer.
- Done(QA): QA verified and passed.
Status | Assignee | Description | Jira Automation |
|---|---|---|---|
Open | Dev | QA open a new bug and assigne to correspoding Dev. | Assign to specific Dev |
On hold | QA | Dev return back to QA and said it’s a not a bug. | Assign back to QA |
Canceled | - | QA accepts that it’s not a bug, canceled or PM think a pending bug is not valid. |
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Pending | PM | QA still thinks it’s a bug and assign to PM for judgement. |
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In Progress | Dev | Dev starts to fixing the bug. | Auto fill in Dev start date |
Resolved | QA | Dev fixed the bug and assign back to QA. | Assign to QA / Auto fill in Dev completed date |
In testing | QA | QA starts to verify the bug. If failed, return to In Progress. | Auto fill in |
Done | _ | QA verified the bug and passed. | Auto fill in QA completed date |
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