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Defect Resolution Types

After receiving a defect report from testers, developers hold a review meeting to fix the issue and determine the resolution type to send back to testers. There are 12 potential resolution types, including duplicate, enhancement, software or hardware limitation, not applicable, functions as designed, or need more information where developers require additional details to properly understand and address the defect.

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Defect Resolution Types

After receiving a defect report from testers, developers hold a review meeting to fix the issue and determine the resolution type to send back to testers. There are 12 potential resolution types, including duplicate, enhancement, software or hardware limitation, not applicable, functions as designed, or need more information where developers require additional details to properly understand and address the defect.

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Defect Resolution types: After receiving defect report from testing team the development team

is conducting a review meeting to fix that defect and then sending resolution type to testing
team.There are 12 types as
*duplicate: test engineer reported defect rejected due to similarity with previously
reported defect.
*enhancement: the test engineer reported defect rejected due to relation with future
requirements of customer.
*s/w limitation: rejected due to relation with limitation of s/w technology (ex 2 GB->999
records only).
*h/w limitation: rejected due to relation with limitation of h/w technology.
*not applicable: rejected due to wrong test case execution.
*functions as designed: rejected due to correctness of coding w.r.t design documents.
*need more information: defect is not accepted and not rejected but developers require
more information to understand a defect properly.

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