Renato Colonna Rosman 

Renato Colonna Rosman said:

Why the Development Team did not fix the said defect "Default Layout" - ENTRY NOT SAVED?

The development team have to work through the priorities of things for a release that they can resolve within the time between updates.  The decision not to fix a particular defect, such as 'Default Layout - ENTRY NOT SAVED' immediately, is typically based on a comprehensive evaluation of factors such as the bug's severity, user impact, resource limitations, alignment with product strategy, technical complexity, availability of workarounds, customer feedback, regulatory considerations, and interdependencies with other software components. This process is complex and takes quite some organisation by the product owner and product manager who do their best to ensure that the development team's efforts are aligned with the overall goals and constraints of the project while striving to deliver the release with as many things resolved as possible.

As far as I can see this particular bug was only logged last month and would have almost certainly avoided the planning that goes into these releases since it's also a lower priority severity as well.

Renato Colonna Rosman 

Renato Colonna Rosman said:

Why the Development Team did not fix the said defect "Default Layout" - ENTRY NOT SAVED?

The development team have to work through the priorities of things for a release that they can resolve within the time between updates.  The decision not to fix a particular defect, such as 'Default Layout - ENTRY NOT SAVED' immediately, is typically based on a comprehensive evaluation of factors such as the bug's severity, user impact, resource limitations, alignment with product strategy, technical complexity, availability of workarounds, customer feedback, regulatory considerations, and interdependencies with other software components. This process is complex and takes quite some organisation by the product owner and product manager who do their best to ensure that the development team's efforts are aligned with the overall goals and constraints of the project while striving to deliver the release with as many things resolved as possible.

As far as I can see this particular bug was only logged last month and would have almost certainly avoided the planning that goes into these releases since it's also a lower priority severity as well.