In our defense, all the coders who originally built the system were long gone, the application was huge and complicated. This would go on until either the development team succeeded in moving the bug to backlog or, in rare cases and by sheer luck, the development team was able to solve the bug. The second development team, with spite, would find an obscure line of code in the log file proving the bug is actually not in their layer of code, moving the ticket to the original dev team. Then, the development team would claim another layer of the code caused the bug, moving the ticket to a second development team maintaining that code. In return, the QA team reproduced the bug, moving the ticket back to dev. The development team, after realizing they are unable to reproduce the bug on their development machine would claim the bug doesn’t reproduce, moving the ticket back to QA. In my previous company, we experienced a reoccurring nightmare. NET program after crash (Post-mortem debugging) Debugging
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