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· There's not enough time. Every project always has too many software features, too few people to code and test them, and not enough room left in the schedule to finish. If you're working on a tax-preparation program, April 15 isn't going to moveyou must have your software ready in time.
时间不够。
· It's really not a bug. Maybe you've heard the phrase, "It's not a bug, it's a feature!" It's not uncommon for misunderstandings, test errors, or spec changes to result in would-be bugs being dismissed as features.
不是BUG。
· It's too risky to fix. Unfortunately, this is all too often true. Software is fragile, intertwined, and sometimes like spaghetti. You might make a bug fix that causes other bugs to appear. Under the pressure to release a product under a tight schedule, it might be too risky to change the software. It may be better to leave in the known bug to avoid the risk of creating new, unknown ones.
修复BUG带来的风险太高。
· It's just not worth it. This may sound harsh, but it's reality. Bugs that would occur infrequently or appear in little-used features may be dismissed. Bugs that have workarounds, ways that a user can prevent or avoid the bug, often aren't fixed. It all comes down to a business decision based on risk.
不值得修复。
· Ineffective bug reporting. The tester didn't make a strong enough case that a particular bug should be fixed. As a result, the bug was misunderstood as not being a bug, was deemed not important enough to delay the product, was thought to be too risky to fix, or was just plain considered to be not worth fixing.
BUG的报告没写好。
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