Shanthi Diana

• Jun 27th, 2006

 

Whenever the bug is reproduced, tester can send it back to the Developer and ask him to fix it again. If the developer cannot fix the bug once again and if the tester sends the bug back to developer, the third time, the tester can make the bug as Defered ie he can reject the build (.exe)

Prasad

• Jul 3rd, 2006

 

If the bug is reproducible as a tester you have to write your comments in bugtracking tool and say Retest NOT OK.

Also add necessary screen shots if applicable.

Then if the QA MGR wants you to analyze will let you know.

Your job is done for that issue.

Have a nice time.

chandnidua

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• Jul 5th, 2006

 

Thanks

krishna prasad

• Aug 1st, 2006

 

Hi ...When the tester does the "Regression Testing" there are chances of the bug to reproduce.Role of the tester means he doing the regression testing.

nagarjunareddyyiza

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• Aug 8th, 2006

 

Hi dear friend Is not more to do with the bug if it is reproduce just send iot back to the developer he will fix and again he will give back test once again if its again give bug then send to him the developer will fix by checking all the requirments that accroding to BRS

Senthil Kumar

• Aug 22nd, 2006

 

The Role of a Tester when it is reproducible: -> Need to "reopen" the bug and provide the screen shots and steps for reproducing the bug to the development team.-> He also need to perform the regression testing on the bug after a fix. Thanks,Senthil Kumar.

srinivasulub1981

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• Sep 2nd, 2006

 

Hellow frends I accepts with Senthil ans... the tester duty is to reopened the bug if it's not fixed.. if the developer unable to re produce then try explain in which scenario it's come .. Srinivas(srinivasulub1981@gmail.com)

sudhakar2068

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• Sep 23rd, 2006

 

The Role of the TESTER is to send the snap shot of that particular module to the developer to known where the problem is occuring. Then the tester has to conducting the testing remain modules and previously passed and failed test case. The passed test case he changed to closed. ONCE the developer fix the bug he should the  conducted the retesting once again.

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Chidambar Dodwad

• Oct 11th, 2006

 

Testers role it to just re-open the bug mentioning that the bug was reproduced. Developer will look into the code once again and try to solve it. He may then  do testing and if found ok, he will assign it back to the tester to verify it.

jainbrijesh

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• Oct 17th, 2006

 

Actually the term "Reproduce" has special meaning in testing for bugs.Its the tester whose duty is to see whether the bug is reproducible or not.you should clarify the question that what he/she ask for?whether for bug reproducible?or bug occurs after fix.

Lalitha Karthik

• Nov 7th, 2006

 

if a bug is reproducible , generally reject the fix with all the possible steps to recreate ,attach snapshots if any it and send it back to the developer...

Thts it Testers job is done...

neha

• Jan 16th, 2007

 

The main objective of a tester is to report a bug to the developer.and it is the responsibility of the developer to clear the bug only if he feels that the reported bug is a valid one and is of high priority.Else the developer can simply close that bug.suppose if the bug is not properly cleared by the developer and if the tester finds the bug is reproducable the tester can again reopen the bug and again can assign that bug to the developer.The process continues until the bug is properly cleared by the developer.This process is known as bug life cycle

chanakyaniti

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• Jan 24th, 2007

 

Do you meanWhat is the role of a tester if a bug is reproducible?or do you meanWhat is the role of a tester if a bug is duplicable?If the bug is reproducible, the developer has to fix it and send it back to the tester to verify it. If the verification fails, the tester will assign the bug back to the developer so that he can fix it. If he cannot then the status changes to "Cannot be Fixed"However, if the bug is a duplicate bug (that means, it has been found and reported earlier) then the tester need not report it again. All he has to do is re-open the bug (if already fixed and closed) and assign it to the concerned developer. The developer can then fix it.