BUG TRACKING

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Table of Contents:

1. What is Bug Tracking?

2. Bug Tracking System

3. Bug Tracking Process

4. Track your bugs with Pipefy

What is Bug Tracking?

Bug tracking is one of the most commonly used processes in software development.

It’s mainly used by developers/programmers responsible for assuring the quality in order to keep track of any software problems and their subsequent solutions.

A bug tracking system (aka defect tracking system) is essentially a software application that’ll help keeping track of all the reported bugs in all your software development projects.

Bug Tracking System:

This type of system is normally adopted with the goal of storing and centralising the information about reported bugs in a system.

Using an issue-tracking system – such as Pipefy’s Bug Tracking Template – provides your staff with a clear overview of all your development requests and their execution status.

Bug Tracking System:

A bug tracking system is normally contemplated as one of the necessary components of any efficient software development structure.

Also, consistent use of bug tracking processes is known as one of the hallmarks of a good software team (according to Joel Spolsky on his article “12 Steps to Better Code”).

Bug Tracking Process:

The goal of using of a simplified bug tracking system is to enable users to enter bug reports directly into a software that’ll record and track their status.

Correct and regular use of this kind of software allows your team not only to track bugs, it also provides management with a record of the software team’s effectiveness.

Bug Tracking Process:

The goal of using of a simplified bug tracking system is to enable users to enter bug reports directly into a software that’ll record and track their status.

Correct and regular use of this kind of software allows your team not only to track bugs, it also provides management with a record of the software team’s effectiveness.

Bug Tracking Process: A good bug tracking system will have a database in which all of the details and facts pertinent to each bug will be recorded , such as:

• Time the bug was reported

• Who reported it

• Priority,

• What was the incorrect behaviour observed

• Details on how to recreate the conditions in which it occurred

• How was it fixed.

Track your Bugs with Pipefy!

If you’re looking for a simple and intuitive way to start tracking your bugs, try Pipefy! We help companies keep organised and more productive by running their processes and day-by-day routines on an easy and intuitive tool.

Pipefy’s Bug Tracking template offers you with the structure you need to report, prioritise and track all your bugs in a centralised, easy to use platform. It keeps all your reported bugs organized and helps you classify and prioritize them.

Track your Bugs with Pipefy!

It comes with a detailed start form to allow your team to properly report all the details of the bug:

• Time it was reported

• Severity and priority

• Where it happened

• Evaluation of the impacts on the user experience and business goals

Start tracking your bugs on Pipefy!Enjoy the 30-day free trial and leave mistakes in the past.

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