Basics: |
Name | The name for the defect action, which matches the name of the defect. |
Originated | The date the defect action was created. |
Defect | The defect name, copied from the defect. Click to open the defect. See Defect Properties. |
Defect Title | The defect title, copied from the defect. |
Defect Action Title | The short defect action title. |
Defect Action Description | A more detailed description of the defect action. |
Defect Action Type | The area where the fix described by the defect action needs to be made.- Software
- Hardware
- Documentation
- Test
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State | The lifecycle of the defect action, showing the current state highlighted in yellow. |
Due Date | The date by which this defect action should be completed. |
Defect Reported Against Model Version | The first revision of the model version where the defect is thought to exist, copied from the defect. Click to open the model version revision. |
Defect Introduced In | The model version, requirement, or other object affected by the defect, copied from the defect. Click to open the model version revision. |
Committed for Model Version | If the defect action is committed to be fixed (), the model version it is committed for. Click to open the model version. |
Candidate for Model | If the defect action is connected to a model as a candidate for a future release (), that model it is a candidate for. Click to open the model. |
Satisfied by Build | If the defect action fix is planned for a specific build (), that build it is planned for. Click to open the build. |
Type | The object type: defect action. |
Policy | The policy used to govern the defect action's lifecycle. |
Ownership: |
Action Assignee | The person assigned to execute the action defined by this defect action. |
Quality Assignee | The quality assurance person responsible for testing the fix implemented by this defect action. |
Subscribers | The people and member lists to be notified whenever a change is made to this defect action. |
Defect Subscribers | The list of people subscribed to the parent defect, who will also be notified whenever a change is made to this defect action. |
Owner | The Defect Manager who is responsible for the defect. |
Defect Details: |
Severity | How severe the defect is, where S0 is a showstopper and S3 is the least severe. |
Priority | The priority for fixing this defect, where P0 means the highest priority and P3 is the lowest priority. |
Description | A detailed description of the defect. |
Steps to Reproduce | A step-by-step procedure showing exactly how to reproduce the defect. |
Environment | The environment (client and server operating systems, browsers, and so on) where the defect occurred. Click to open the environment. |
Regression | Yes or No. |
Regression From | If regression is Yes, indicates in which version the feature worked. |
Regression Details | If regression is Yes, detailed description about the regression. |
Keywords | A list of terms relevant to the defect that people can use when searching for defects. |
Defect Action Details: | |
Resolution | The action being taken to resolve the defect: - Code Change
- Design Change
- Documentation Change
- N/A
- Test Change
- Workaround
- Waiver
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Cause | The cause of the defect: - Always been there
- Bad bug fix
- Business Reason
- Configuration
- Context Handling
- Other
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Where Found | Where the defect was found: - Netlist
- Hardware
- Software
- Other
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Reason for Rejection | Only shows if the defect action was rejected. Lists the reason why the defect action was not accepted. |
Reason for Demotion | Only shows if the defect action was demoted from a later state to an earlier state. |
Notes | Any resolution notes entered when the defect action was promoted to test. |