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qTest - Clone a Defect
While viewing a defect, you can easily create a copy of the defect using the Clone Defect function. To clone a defect, you should have the Create and Edit Defects permission.
Following are the steps to clone a defect.
Step 1 − Open an existing defect. Go to the Defect section and enter a Query type Defect ID. Click Run Query. The result will get displayed at the bottom as shown in the following screenshot.

Step 2 − Click the Defects ID to open the details of the defect.
Step 3 − Click the Clone button. A new defect form displays with all the details is copied as shown in the following screenshot.

Step 4 − After clicking the Clone button, the button gets disabled and the Summary has a name as Cloned defect.

Step 5 − Edit Details in Cloned defect. Then, click the Save button to submit the clone defect.
A new Defect ID generates with reference to the original defect id as shown in the following screenshot.

Consider the following points while cloning a defect −
- Clone defect will always be in New status.
- Only the details of the defect are copied from the original defect.
- Linked Test Runs, Attachments, Comment, and History will not be copied.