This is great as a technical approach, but I would argue that sometimes it's not the right way. Debugging a difficult bug alone takes a lot of time and can be f

This is great as a technical approach, but I would argue that sometimes it's not the right way. Debugging a difficult bug alone takes a lot of time and can be frustrating, especially if you're not familiar with the code base. I found that broadcasting about the bug to the extended team (if the team culture permits, of course) is more efficient. Somebody might understand that part of the project so well that they can tell you exactly where to look to solve it. Also, multiple people thinking a few moments about it and giving educated guesses can make a big difference.