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Bug report or bug report in software testing?

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Let’s say this situation when you found a bug in some software and you immediately get a question what to do with it.  Of course, you can go to the developer and talk about the bug and describe on fingers how to reproduce it, but this is bad practice since the software developer can sit in another room, office or even in another country and the number of bugs can be so great that you can not remember them and then miss out. And if you distract the developer for each petty bug and if they accumulate, then it doesn’t happen at all kosher that a loss of time and separation from the developer’s tasks is not the best solution.  Therefore, an adequate solution arises by itself - documenting the bugs found with the possibility of sharing them.  Usually in it companies bugs are documented in bug-tracking systems. There are many different bug-tracking systems that allow us not only to create tasks, change their statuses, but also create bug reports.  The most common to...