A zero‑bug mindset demands clarity, speed, and decisiveness. Instead of letting issues accumulate, every bug is treated as a choice: resolve it now or remove it entirely. This approach keeps teams focused on meaningful work and prevents the slow decay that comes from unmanaged backlogs.
Entities
| Entity | Description |
|---|---|
| Bug Ticket | A reported defect that requires an immediate decision: fix or remove. |
| Should Be Fixed | A subset of bugs that are valid, relevant, and worth addressing. |
| Will Be Prioritized | Bugs that are both important and urgent enough to be fixed right away. |
| Fix Now | Actionable bugs that must be resolved without delay. |
| Others | Bugs that do not justify further attention and should be removed. |
| Delete | The final state for bugs that are archived and removed from the workflow. |
| Truck | A collection of bug tickets that have been gathered for evaluation. |
A disciplined approach to bug handling strengthens product quality and protects team focus. By eliminating indecision, teams can move faster and build with confidence.
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