Businesses typically adopt a structured approach to bug fixing, which includes:
Identification: This involves detecting the bug, often through customer feedback, automated testing, or manual testing. Analysis: Understanding the root cause of the bug and its impact on the system. Prioritization: Determining the urgency and importance of fixing the bug. This often involves a triage process. Resolution: Implementing the necessary code changes or adjustments to fix the bug. Testing: Ensuring that the fix works and does not introduce new issues. Deployment: Rolling out the fix to the live environment. Documentation: Keeping records of the bug, its resolution, and any lessons learned.