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Week 44 · Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026

# Follow a bug until it's fixed

Nov 1, 2026

The Inbox follows a bug after it is filed. It flags a fixed bug that comes back and, on a Live URL environment, checks a bug again when its ticket closes or when you ask. Email notifications are on.

Filing a bug used to be the last thing the Inbox did with it. Now it follows the bug to the end. On a Live URL environment, when the ticket you filed is closed, qlane runs the bug's steps again. If the bug still happens, it comes back to Open marked Still reproduces, and Reopen with the ticket's key (Reopen ACME-118, for example) reopens the ticket without leaving the Inbox. If it doesn't, the row says it no longer reproduces. Where qlane can't run the steps again, the row says the bug was not re-checked.

On the same environments you can ask for a check yourself: Check again, in a bug's ⋯ menu, runs it once more and says whether it reproduced, didn't, or couldn't tell. Each check is a test run and draws credits like one. Bugs you mark fixed move to a new Fixed tab, verified by qlane when a check found them gone, and a fixed bug that turns up again comes back marked Regressed. A bug dismissed as Not a bug or By design that is suddenly seen much more often wakes up, and a new bug you aren't ready for can be snoozed for 7 or 30 days, or until it's seen 5 more times.

* Email notifications are on. Admins hear when qlane can't test, and project admins when a new Blocker or Critical bug reaches the Inbox, with a daily digest and a weekly report. You hear when a question qlane asked in a chat you started has gone unread for 10 minutes, and when a bug you filed comes back. Choose what you get under Notifications in project Settings.
* Before you file a bug, qlane looks in your issue tracker for an open issue that is the same bug and offers to link to it (Link to ACME-118, for example) instead of a second issue.
* A new Test cases kind in the Inbox lists a case that keeps flipping between pass and fail across merges, which you can keep as is, and an area of your app that hasn't been tested lately. If your plan includes proposals, it also lists a merged pull request that left cases to review, and dismissing a bug as By design offers to update its test case.
* Billing usage shows what each run got you: how many of its cases finished, whether it was cancelled, and the credits per finished case. The pricing page lists what draws credits.
* A test run that ends cancelled, failed or timed out without a single passed or failed case is no longer charged, and what was already charged for it is credited back, unless those credits have since expired.
* Stop in chat now stops the reply on our side too: the call in progress is cut and nothing new starts, so a stopped reply is no longer billed in full. A reply that fails says so and offers Retry.
* A QA baseline that keeps no test cases says why on its run page, with a next step. Baselines explore the areas your QLANE.md lists to test first before filling up to their usual number, and a failure that a passing flow on the same pages contradicts is checked again and can be narrowed to when it happens.
* When the GitHub installation you connect already belongs to another qlane organization, qlane says so and what to do: install the GitHub App on an account that isn't connected yet, or switch to that organization if you belong to it.
* The project dashboard's Findings card says it counts failures, not bugs, and links to the Inbox. Drag environments into your own order.
* Notification, report and billing emails have a new design, and billing emails are no longer plain text only. qlane.ai has a new design and a redrawn logo, and the illustration at the top of its landing page opens the product demo video.
* Fixes: filing to a Jira project that no longer exists says so and asks an admin to choose another, a pull request closed, reopened or pushed while qlane couldn't read it is read again a few minutes later instead of being missed, and an environment with test history no longer offers a Delete that then fails.

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