Bug reports are added by anyone testing a released version of the product. They refer to either previous incomplete or erroneously implemented stories or to legacy code not developed with Scrum (or errors resulting from using third-party libraries). For the former, we refer back to the original story; for the latter, we might have to write a new story describing the expected behavior that the new bug contradicts.
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- Post author By Clemens Lode
- Post date March 1, 2018
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By Clemens Lode
Clemens Lode is a management consultant with focus on agile project management methods (check out https://www.lode-consulting.com). He likes to summarize his insights into books, check out his philosophy series "Philosophy for Heroes" here: https://www.philosophy-for-heroes.com. His core approach to philosophy and management is that people need to be more aware of their limits and ultimately their identity and their vulnerabilities.
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