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Expand Up @@ -51,65 +51,19 @@ The Bug Reporting feature in LambdaTest Accessibility Testing helps you to effic
- **Team Collaboration :** Assign bugs to team members, set priorities, and track resolution status.

## Steps to Report a Bug
LambdaTest enables seamless integration with third-party issue trackers to streamline bug management.
### Prerequisite
- Integrate your LambdaTest account with your required [Bug Tracker platform](https://www.lambdatest.com/support/docs/bug-tracking-tools/).

### Step 1. Navigating to Accessibility Test Report
- Navigate to **Accessibility** section in your LambdaTest dashboard.
- Go to the **Manual/Automation** Reports.
- Select the report for which you want to Mark it as Bug.
- Select the report for which you want to mark it as **Bug**.

## Step 2. Reporting an Issue
- Click on the **Report Bug** button next to the identified issue.
- A bug reporting form will appear with pre-filled details, including:
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Issue type (e.g., contrast error, missing ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation failure).
### Step 2. Reporting an Issue
- Click on the **Report Bug** icon in the top right cornter.
- A pop-up window will open, fill up the details and create a issue for the same.
- The issue will be notified in your selected bug reporting platform.

Affected elements and their selectors.

WCAG guideline references.

Automated screenshot with highlighted issue area.

(Optional) Add a custom description and additional screenshots.

Assign the bug to a specific team member.

Set the priority (Low, Medium, High, Critical).

Click Submit to log the bug.

3. Tracking and Managing Bugs

Navigate to the Bug Tracking Dashboard in LambdaTest.

View all reported bugs along with their statuses (Open, In Progress, Resolved, Closed).

Use filters to sort bugs by severity, assignee, or testing session.

Click on a bug to view detailed information and comments from the assignee.

Update the status or add further details as needed.

Integrations with Issue Tracking Tools

LambdaTest enables seamless integration with third-party issue trackers to streamline bug management.

1. Configuring Integrations

Navigate to Integrations in the LambdaTest dashboard.

Select the issue tracker you want to connect (e.g., Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Asana).

Authenticate using API keys or OAuth credentials.

Configure default project settings for bug reporting.

Save settings to enable automated issue logging.

2. Logging Bugs to External Tools

When reporting a bug, select Sync to [Issue Tracker].

The bug will be automatically pushed to the selected tool with all necessary details.

Updates in the external tracker will reflect in LambdaTest's Bug Tracking Dashboard.
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