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Currently untriaged defects have a weight of 5. While it is true that triaging should have a high priority, it is unlikely that many of those defects will end up being S1 or S2.
Furthermore we already used 3 for old severity values, which are most likely to be considered equally untriaged (and have become rare anyways, it seems).
Recap of the resulting weights:
S1: 8
S2: 5
untriaged/old severity: 3
S3: 2
S4: 1
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There should be basically 0, as we migrated the old values to the new ones recently (there might be 1 or 2 because of intermittent bugs that were closed at the time we did the migration and reopened after we did the migration).
Based on this doc.
Currently untriaged defects have a weight of 5. While it is true that triaging should have a high priority, it is unlikely that many of those defects will end up being S1 or S2.
Furthermore we already used 3 for old severity values, which are most likely to be considered equally untriaged (and have become rare anyways, it seems).
Recap of the resulting weights:
S1: 8
S2: 5
untriaged/old severity: 3
S3: 2
S4: 1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: