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If a bug you created its no longer reproducible, do you delete the ticket? from the sprint?

Sandra R
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August 25, 2022

Your Team, knows it was a false bug?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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August 25, 2022

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No, that would lose you the tracking information that you're relying on to inform your sprint metrics and progress.

Mark it as "done", ideally using a resolution that says something like "cannot reproduce", so you can report on evaporating bugs in the future, and take the credit for fixing it (by finding that it doesn't happen any more)

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August 25, 2022

Definitely agree here - resolving with a "Cannot reproduce" resolution/comment/tag or something will help with your reporting/metrics down the track. If you're tracking time in Jira as well, you don't want to lose the fact you may have spent an hour trying to reproduce a bug cause you deleted the ticket.

 

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