With aqua you will quickly find and solve issues to achieve fast defect-free releases. Report bugs, set priorities and visualise them on Kanban board, assign developers to fix defects, track and discuss progress in tickets.
Open a requirement and auto-create an entire aqua test case covering it. Describe a test in plain words and get full test steps for it. Auto-prioritise your test cases to see which tests you absolutely must execute before deploying
Record all your interactions on the page in 1 click and streamline your defect reporting. Document all your steps and provide developers with a comprehensive bug report with time-stamped video and environment information.
Set up templates with pre-filled default fields and custom fields to keep all the relevant information inside tickets
Configure workflows to set up the sequence of tasks/actions required to fill out the information specific to the project. Limit key status changes to senior specialists only and impose field rules to require extra defect context where relevant
Use rich descriptions, attach documents/videos/pdfs or leave links to external files, and paste screenshots straight to aqua to describe issues in detail
Create defects with instructions, expected results, and actual results autofilled from the test execution
Defects found during the execution of a test case are automatically shown the next time you run it. You can quickly mark these defects as resolved or add new details if you are still not getting the expected results
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The term “bug tracking” focuses specifically on tracking and resolving software defects or bugs, while “issue tracking” has a broader scope and can include more: feature requests, enhancements, documentation issues, etc.
The bug tracking lifecycle is the entire range of the steps involved in managing and resolving a reported bug. This includes bug identification, bug reporting, bug triaging, bug assignment, bug fixing, bug verification, and bug closure.
In Agile, bugs are tracked and managed using a centralised bug tracking system, where they are logged, assigned to team members, and prioritised for resolution.
aqua is the best tool for bug tracking. It has a great defect template, unlimited customisation, and the feature set for your entire QA and beyond. aqua also has a native integration with Capture, a solution to automatically record and transcribe web test executions.
Bug tracking requires a dedicated solution where testers and potentially others will be adding discovered defects. These defects are sent to development so they can reproduce the issue, fix it, and request validation from QA. This process continues until the issue is resolved.
They are essentially the same, although some sources may use the term issue tracking to describe requirements management solutions rather than QA-oriented tools.
A bug-tracking tool is an application to help software development teams track, report, and resolve issues and bugs in development and QA. These tools provide a centralised platform for capturing, organising, and monitoring issues. They typically offer features such as:
Here are some best practices for issue tracking to manage and resolve issues: