I've been involved in several projects either as tester or developer. In many of projects there were following statuses for defects: WON'T FIXCancelledDo you use such statuses and how do you differ them? I ask, because most people can't explain the difference. My understanding is:WON'T FIX - developer will not fix the defect, due to it's not a defect;Cancelled - defect should not be fixed, because of lowest priority
Defect statuses: WON'T FIX vs Cancelled
tools;issue tracking
As others have noted, these status names aren't very clear. I would prefer more precise and detailed status names:Won't Fix (the cost of fixing this is not justified)Workaround Provided (and it is enough to make users happy)Not a Bug (but a feature)Not ReproducibleDuplicate