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Method for processing program BUG in program test process flow

A technology of program testing and processing methods, applied in the field of program BUG processing, can solve problems such as duplication of labor, version inability to correspond to BUG, ​​and inability to know whether the developer has submitted a new version of the program, so as to avoid repeated testing.

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-05-20
SHANGHAI BROADBAND TECH
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However, there is a problem with this approach that the version of the program cannot correspond to the BUG. That is to say, the developer replies to the tester that the BUG has been modified, but may forget to submit a new version of the program, and the tester only replies based on the BUG It is impossible to know whether the developer has submitted a new version of the program, resulting in testers testing the old version of the program, duplicating work

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[0020] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing.

[0021] like figure 2 As shown, the present embodiment is a method for processing a program BUG in a program testing process, the method comprising the following steps:

[0022] (1) Developers use their SUBVERSION client terminals to submit the developed programs to the SUBVERSION server for testers to test.

[0023] (2) The tester uses his SUBVERSION client terminal to obtain the developed program from the SUBVERSION server for testing;

[0024] (3) After the tester discovers the BUG, ​​create a TICKET with a number on the TRAC server, then describe the relevant information of the BUG in the TICKET, and assign the TICKET to the developer in the form of an email;

[0025] (4) Developers modify the BUG after receiving the TICKET email;

[0026] (5) After the modification is completed, the developer uses the SUBVERSION client terminal to submit the new version of the progr...

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The invention relates to a method for processing a program BUG in the program testing flow. The method comprises the following steps: a developer uses a SUBVERSION client terminal to submit a completed program to a SUBVERSION server; a tester uses the SUBVERSION client terminal to obtain the developed program from the SUBVERSION server and carries out testing; after the tester finds BUG, a TICKET with a serial number is established in a TRAC server; the relevant information of the BUG is described in the TICKET; the TICKET is assigned to the developer; after the developer receives the TICKET, the BUG is modified; after modification is completed, the developer uses the SUBVERSION client terminal to submit a new-version program bond with a serial number of an original TICKET to the SUBVERSION server; the original TICKET is replied to the tester through the TRAC server; and after the tester receives the replied the TICKET, the new-version program is obtained from the SUBVERSION server and is retested. Compared with the prior art, the method avoids that the developer does not submit the new-version program so as to cause repeated testing on an old-version program by the tester.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a BUG processing flow, in particular to a method for processing a program BUG in the program testing flow. Background technique [0002] BUG in the program usually refers to a small error or a small defect, the BUG in the program will make the program unable to run normally, or get the wrong result. After the software product or program is developed, it is submitted to the tester for testing, to test whether the software product or program meets the requirements, and to find out as many bugs as possible before the product is released. [0003] like figure 1 As shown, the current BUG processing flow is that testers test a certain version of the program, and after discovering a BUG, ​​submit a BUG description to the developer through the BUG management tool. The developer modifies the program according to the BUG instructions. After the modification, the developer submits the new version of the program to the server, and replie...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F11/36
Inventor 杨宝德付琴
Owner SHANGHAI BROADBAND TECH
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