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Senior Frontend Engineer 8d50243d36 feat(desktop): add redis gui foundation baseline
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Defect Classification

Date: 2026-03-27 Owner: QA Engineer

Severity

Severity Definition Release Impact
S0 Data loss, irreversible destructive action without confirmation, security exposure, or app cannot launch on a supported platform Ship blocker
S1 Core workflow broken: cannot connect, browse keys, search, edit values, manage TTL, or execute documented console flow Ship blocker unless scope is formally descoped
S2 Important workflow degraded with workaround, repeatable crash in non-core flow, major UI corruption, or packaging issue with workaround Fix before release candidate or explicitly waive
S3 Minor UI issue, copy issue, low-impact inconsistency, or edge-case defect with narrow reach Can ship with tracking

Priority Guidance

  • critical: active release blocker or broad regression.
  • high: should be fixed in current milestone.
  • medium: should be fixed after core acceptance path is stable.
  • low: backlog candidate.

QA Reporting Rules

  • Every defect report should include environment, build id, exact steps, expected result, actual result, and evidence.
  • If a defect is not reproducible, state attempts and why the result is inconclusive.
  • If a defect is blocked by missing product implementation, report it as a gap, not as a functional failure.