Scenario: After a defect is fixed by the development team, it is retested by the QA team and confirmed to be resolved. What status should the defect be transitioned to in the Defect Lifecycle?
- Closed
- Pending Verification
- Reopened
- Resolved
Once a defect is fixed, retested, and confirmed to be resolved, it should be transitioned to the "Closed" status. This indicates that the defect has been successfully addressed, and the resolution has been verified. "Reopened" is used if issues persist, "Pending Verification" is a transitional state, and "Resolved" indicates the fix is ready for verification.
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