Bugintroducing
Bugintroducing refers to the act of introducing defects into a software system as a result of changes such as code edits, refactoring, or configuration updates. It is the opposite of bug fixing, where a defect is resolved after it is discovered. The defects created in this way are commonly called introduced defects or regressions.
Common causes of bugintroducing changes include insufficient or ambiguous requirements, rushed development, and complex or fragile
Introduced bugs may be found by unit or integration tests, during exploratory QA, or after release in
Preventive measures focus on reducing change risk. Practices such as code reviews, pair programming, test-driven development,
Teams often track metrics like defect introduction rate and mean time to recover, and conduct post-mortems