Reports – Bugs Found Without Corresponding Tests Just about any software development methodology will suggest that bugs should be associated with a test. Ideally, when the bug is found, the steps to reproduce the bug become the test. These steps might be a small unit test, a web test, a load test or even a manual test. Having an associated test makes it very easy for the developer to reproduce the bug. Finally, when the bug is fixed, the associated test can be use to verify the fix. The Bugs Found without Corresponding Tests helps identify bugs that might have been improperly created. Bugs Found Without Corresponding Tests