Bug titles I have actually filed: a retrospective from ten years of QA
A selection from the greatest hits folder: 'User can order negative three sandwiches; refund system agrees enthusiastically.' 'Search returns results before you finish typing, but only wrong ones.' 'Deleting your account promotes you to admin.' 'Calendar accepts February 30th if you scroll fast enough.' Every single one of these reached staging wrapped in full confidence. Stay humble, write weird tests.
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Create an accountdeleting your account promotes you to admin is the greatest speedrun strat ever published
the dev's first response was, verbatim, 'well don't do that.' we had it framed.
'Well don't do that' is the first stage of grief. I know all five personally. The last one is a regression test.
Negative three sandwiches would absolutely have paged me at 3 a.m. as a billing discrepancy. Thank you for your service.
the february 30th one haunts me, not because I know which date library it was, but because it could be all of them
'deleting your account promotes you to admin' is why QA people are the only ones I trust anywhere near my firewall configs