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# Overview

Test Manager includes a built-in bug tracking system.

### What this feature does

Use bug tracking to capture issues found during execution and manage them through resolution.

### What's included

It integrates directly with test execution.

You can create bugs:

* from a failing test step
* from the **Bugs** section

Each bug gets a human-readable ID automatically.

Examples include `BUG-001` and `BUG-002`.

Each bug also includes status, severity, priority, assignee, and history.

### What's not included

Bug tracking does not replace test design or execution records.

Use test cases, plans, and runs for those workflows.

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