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> I've been in these test session where we have generated 100 bug tickets in an hour. Is that like… usefull to anyone? Especially if they are duplicates. It fe
by krisoft 3y ago
> I've been in these test session where we have generated 100 bug tickets in an hour.
Is that like… usefull to anyone? Especially if they are duplicates. It feels to me that 10 different bugs is enough to demonstrate that the feature is really bad, after that you are just kinda bouncing the rubble?
- NegativeK 3y agoIt's "free" QA. And presumably you'll do it again later until it's better.
- notpachet 3y agoAs noted in the post, one characteristic of a healthy QA environment at your work is how effectively you triage bugs. That includes detecting duplicates. One big QA smell for me is opening a team's bug backlog and realizing that there are shitload of dupes in there, because it means that no one really looked at them in detail.