It's a waste of resources. Bugs have to be triaged and prioritized. Not all bugs are equal, some are existential threats to the business, others have so little

It's a waste of resources. Bugs have to be triaged and prioritized. Not all bugs are equal, some are existential threats to the business, others have so little impact that they can be postponed (note that a bug fix has a chance of introducing a new one, sometimes worse than the original). What you have to do, is quickly triage all bugs, and then make a call on when you're going to address it. Some you fix immediately, some you postpone to a scheduled release, some you never fix, just document them. Before a release, you set a bar on what bugs are acceptable for release, but you make a call on them, involving quality, product and engineering teams. A company has finite resources, you need to invest wisely.