When you execute a test case in Jira (using a test management plugin) and it fails, what is the most common next step?

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Q. When you execute a test case in Jira (using a test management plugin) and it fails, what is the most common next step?

Delete the test case

Mark the test as 'Passed'

Create a new 'Bug' issue and link it to the failed test case

Close the user story

Solution:

A failed test execution indicates a potential defect. The standard process is to raise a new Bug issue in Jira, detailing the failure, and then link that bug back to the test case that discovered it for traceability.

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