[Mock issue report] The application crashes when users attempt to apply multiple filters on the search results page

[bennhub]

Bug Report to demostrate my use of github issues

Summary

Brief description of the bug: The application crashes when users attempt to apply multiple filters on the search results page.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Navigate to the search page in the application.
2. Enter a term into the search box.
3. Select multiple filters (e.g., Category and Date Range).
4. Click on the "Apply Filters" button.
5. Observe the application behavior.

Expected Behavior

The application should apply all selected filters and display the search results without crashing.

Actual Behavior

The application crashes with an error message: "Unexpected error occurred. Please try again."

Screenshots

Environment

• Operating System: Windows 10
• Browser/Version: Google Chrome Version 92.0.4515.107
• Version of the software: 1.2.3

Additional Context

Logs and configuration files: *[ERROR] 2024-09-02T15:34:56Z - Application crashed: NullPointerException at SearchFilterManager.java:45

Possible Solution

• Review the SearchFilterManager class for potential null pointer dereferences.
• Verify that all filter options are properly initialized before applying.

Severity

• [ ] Critical - Blocks all work, requires immediate fix
• [X ] Major - Significant impact but not a showstopper
• [] Minor - Low impact, cosmetic issues
• [ ] Trivial - Very minor issue

Test Cases

1. Test applying a single filter and verify correct results display.
2. Test applying multiple filters and verify no crash occurs.
3. Confirm that no error message appears when applying filters.

[bennhub]

@devname

The issue has been upgraded to Critical due to its impact on production environments. Although it is currently observed only in staging, it poses a risk for our upcoming release tomorrow.

Details:

• Current Status: The application crashes when multiple filters are applied.
• Impact: This issue needs immediate attention as it may affect users once the release is live.

Action Required:

1. Prioritize Fix: Given the critical nature of this bug, please address it as a priority.
2. Testing: Ensure thorough testing after applying the fix to prevent recurrence.
3. Deployment: Aim for a fix to be included in the release scheduled for tomorrow.

Please provide updates on your progress or any roadblocks you encounter. If additional context or information is needed, feel free to reach out.

Reach out if you need any additional info!

Thanks!