Welcome to the testing work.
In this session, I'll show you how we can link a defect to our task.
But before going to that, first of all, we need to understand why it is required.
Okay, let's take an example.
As a lead, I have created $5 to five testing task and given to the different team members.
Now they are reporting their defects and I am checking the defects.
But how can I identify a particular defect belongs to which task?
So if we go for linking the defect with the task, it will be easy for anyone to find out what all the
difference we found while doing a particular task.
Or I can say the reverse of that.
Whenever we are going to the defect, we can easily find out in which testing we find this defect means.
I found this defect in registration page testing.
So this link will be helpful from both side, from the task side and from the defect side as well.
So let's take an example.
Previously we have created a task which is assigned to a test.
So let me just go there.
So I'm working as a tester.
My lead is lead assigned this task to me it was registration module testing.
Okay, let's go there.
So this was the task.
Okay.
Now it is in the in progress.
I'm doing testing of this.
Okay.
While testing, I found a book.
I want to report a book here.
So we have two option either.
I can just go and create a book.
I'm just going here and creating a new book.
I'm seeing registration.
Is not working in case of.
In case of not filling, not mandatory data.
My point over here is it could be any, but as of now, I'm just taking as in the details.
Okay, here I'm putting details and priority is medium.
Important thing is that I want to link this defect to task.
So if you can see the task, it was a file 13.
I want to link this defect to that particular task.
So how we can do it.
I just go and here you are getting link issue.
So I'm just linking this defect to I'm just selecting the relates to means this defect related to and
I'm just going for file 13 that is my task just make it link at advantage would be now if someone comes
to this task.
So I have while doing testing I have reported a defect and this defect is linked to a particular task.
So let's take an example.
Anybody who will go to a particular task so as a lead or as a manager, I'm just checking the task.
File 13.
Here on this page you can easily find okay, while doing the testing, this is the bug which is reported
or if somebody is looking this defect here also he or she can check this bug is related to this task.
So I can say we can check it from both site.
Either if you are going to the task, you can check what all the bugs which are link to a particular
task.
On Arxiv.
What?
All the bugs we found while doing a particular task.
In the same vein, you are linked to the bug.
You could easily found task related to the bug.
Now I'll give you one more example.
I'll just go to the dashboard and I'm taking example.
I'm working on this task.
Okay.
While working on this task, I found a bug.
So previously we have reported about by clicking on here on the create button and just make a link from
here.
Another approach is that if you already reported a bug previously but you did not link it with the task
and now you want to link it how we can do it.
So just go here on the link issue and you can see it's related to which bug.
So you can search your book and just put it here.
Now you link with another bug.
So we have two examples.
One, I have reported a defect previously, but then I did not link it.
Here I can link it.
Another option is that I'm creating a new bug.
When I say I am creating it, I'm reporting a new above and want to make link while reporting it.
So we can just make it link from here.
So here we have seen how we can link it effect to the task and how it's going to be important because
he had the importance is if somebody want to check how many you found while doing this task.
So he or she will not have to go to the bugs, will not have to go to the report.
We can easily check it over here.
That's all we have for this session.
Thanks for watching this video.