imo bugs that do affect the functionality means your mvp is wrong. Mvp doesn't mean buggy software, it means a software that can execute core functions without

imo bugs that do affect the functionality means your mvp is wrong. Mvp doesn't mean buggy software, it means a software that can execute core functions without bothering the user. If the software can't deliver core functions reliably, maybe it hasn't reached mvp? if users encounter bugs in other areas of your software, maybe you should reevaluate what are the core functions of your app or what users do indeed use?