Use casesBug triage tracker

Give each reproducible issue a clear triage decision.

Turn bug reports into reproducible issues with clear engineering ownership.

How to build your bug triage tracker

  1. Describe the job

    Turn bug reports into reproducible issues with clear engineering ownership.

  2. Review the first version

    Choose how the support analyst records the issue reference and how the engineering owner reviews the next step.

  3. Refine the views

    Ask First to adjust the fields and views for the people who will use the app.

  4. Test before sharing

    Walk through the process with a sample record and check who owns the next action.

Follow Bug BT-088 through the handoffs.

Inspect the inputs, review decision and unresolved exception in this fictional operating example.

Cedar Example TeamBug BT-088

Bug triage tracker example

Record
Bug BT-088
Affected version
Demo 1.2

Current stage · Issue coordinator

Record the reported behavior

A fictional report says an edited stock quantity returns to its previous value after a reload in demo version 1.2.

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  1. Record the reported behavior

    A fictional report says an edited stock quantity returns to its previous value after a reload in demo version 1.2.

    Record:
    Bug BT-088
    Affected version:
    Demo 1.2
  2. Reproduce with synthetic data

    The coordinator records the exact edit and reload steps with synthetic stock records so engineering can repeat the result.

    Record:
    Bug BT-088
    Expected:
    Save changed quantity
  3. Assign the triage decision

    The engineering reviewer assigns an owner and a proposed fix version without marking the report resolved.

    Record:
    Bug BT-088
    Observed:
    Old quantity after reload
  4. Verify the proposed fix

    The verification owner repeats the original steps against the proposed version. The issue stays open if the changed quantity still does not persist.

    Record:
    Bug BT-088
    Verification:
    Not yet checked

What to include in your bug triage tracker

  • Keep the issue reference in context

    Keep issue reference, affected version, reproduction steps, expected behavior, observed behavior, severity assessment, engineering owner, fix version and verification result together so the next person can understand the request or record.

  • When the next step needs a decision

    A sample report says an edited stock quantity returns to its previous value after a reload in demo version 1.2. The coordinator records the exact edit and reload steps with synthetic stock records so engineering can repeat the result.

  • Keep verification result visible

    Keep the issue open until the fix is checked against the reported version and steps.

  • Choose what each person needs

    Give the support analyst a working view and the engineering owner a review view. Keep issue reference and affected version attached to the decision as the work moves between them.

Questions about bug triage tracker

Start with issue reference, affected version, reproduction steps, expected behavior, observed behavior, severity assessment, engineering owner, fix version and verification result. Describe who enters the information and who reviews the next step.

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