7 terms
A bug report is a structured record of a software defect that gives developers the steps, environment and evidence needed to reproduce and fix it.
Code quality describes how readable, maintainable, reliable and secure source code is, measured through metrics, reviews and automated analysis.
A crash report is a diagnostic record created when software terminates abnormally, capturing the stack trace, exception and system state for debugging.
Quality assurance (QA) in software is the set of planned process activities that give confidence a product will meet its quality requirements.
A regression in software quality is a defect where a feature that worked in an earlier version stops working or degrades after a change or update.
Technical debt is the future cost of rework that a software product accumulates when expedient design or code choices replace more durable ones.
Telemetry in software quality is the automatic collection of usage, performance and error data from running software to find and fix problems.