Bug Reports
Report and track bugs discovered by your tests
When a test failure reveals a genuine bug in your application, you can create a bug report directly from the test run. Bug reports track the issue through your team's workflow until it's resolved.
Two Categories
- User Bugs — Bugs in your application that tests discovered. These are real defects that need fixing.
- Platform Bugs — Issues with the QAbyAI platform itself. Report these when the test tool behaves unexpectedly.
Creating a Bug Report
From a failed test run detail page:
- Click the Bug Report button
- The report is pre-populated with context from the test run:
- Which test case failed
- The failed step and error details
- Link to the test run and specific attempt
- Failure tags (if annotated)
- Add a description and any additional context
- Submit the report
Bug Report Workflow
Each bug report moves through a structured workflow:
| State | Description |
|---|---|
| Backlog | Reported but not yet prioritized |
| Todo | Prioritized and ready to work on |
| In Progress | Someone is actively working on it |
| In Review | Fix is ready for review |
| Done | Bug is resolved |
| Cancelled | Not a real bug or won't fix |
| Duplicate | Already reported elsewhere |
Comments & Discussion
Each bug report has a comment thread where team members can:
- Discuss the root cause
- Share additional reproduction steps
- Provide updates on fix progress
- Link related test runs or failures
Linear Integration
Connect QAbyAI with Linear to keep your bug tracking in sync:
- Auto-create — Automatically create a Linear issue when a bug report is filed
- Link existing — Link a bug report to an existing Linear issue
- Status sync — When the Linear issue status changes, the bug report status updates automatically (and vice versa)
This keeps your engineering team's workflow in Linear while QA tracks bugs in QAbyAI.
My Bug Reports
Access My Bug Reports from the sidebar to see all bug reports you've created. Filter by status, category, and date to manage your reported issues.
Test cases with unresolved bug reports show a bug icon with a count badge on the Runs listing page, making it easy to spot known issues.