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Managing the Bug Prioritization Process

Feature Development & Testing

Applications Prompts10/19/2025
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Establish a 4-tiered bug prioritization system (Critical, High, Medium, Low). Define the criteria for a Critical bug (P1) based on Impact (e.g., data loss, app crash) and Frequency, and set the mandatory fix deadline (SLA) for P1.

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