{"json_modified": "2016-03-28T08:38:27.821752", "uuid": "7e8b8611-02b7-430a-954e-37ed10d60a2f", "title": "A Bug's Life", "url": "/en-US/docs/Mozilla/QA/A_Bugs_Life", "tags": ["Bugs", "QA"], "translations": [], "modified": "2015-08-10T12:46:46", "label": "A Bug's Life", "localization_tags": [], "locale": "en-US", "id": 128593, "last_edit": "2015-08-10T12:46:45", "summary": "Hi, and welcome to QA at Mozilla! The reason you're probably here is to find out what we do here and how we do it. Well, if you're interested in what goes on in Mozilla's bug tracking tool, <a href=\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.com/\">Bugzilla</a> , then you've come to the right document. This tutorial will give an overview of what happens in the states that a filed bug, on Firefox's main development trunk, will go through, as well as how it will go from one state to the next within its life. There's a nice <a href=\"https://www.bugzilla.org/docs/2.18/html/lifecycle.html\">image</a> that graphically shows what happens, but we feel that its a bit too much to comprehend in the first go-around.", "sections": [{"id": "Overview", "title": "Overview"}, {"id": "Bug_States", "title": "Bug States"}, {"id": "Tutorial", "title": "Tutorial"}, {"id": "1._UNCONFIRMED", "title": "1. "}, {"id": "2._NEW", "title": "2. "}, {"id": "3._ASSIGNED", "title": "3. "}, {"id": "4._RESOLVED", "title": "4. "}, {"id": "5._REOPENED", "title": "5. "}, {"id": "6._VERIFIED", "title": "6. "}, {"id": "Want_to_Know_More", "title": "Want to Know More?"}, {"id": "Original_document_information", "title": "Original document information"}], "slug": "Mozilla/QA/A_Bugs_Life", "review_tags": []}