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# Review found or linked defects to the test execution
Easily review and manage defects linked to test executions in aqua. View, edit, and track related issues by status to streamline retesting and ensure defect resolution.
In aqua you have the possibility to check dependent defects found or linked during the execution of a test case. Thus, you can easily check, if the defect is fixed when retesting it.
There are multiple ways on how you can do it in aqua.
If there are any linked defects as soon as your execution has the status **failed** or **blocked**, the system will promt you to review linked defects.
When you click to view them, a window will open with an overview of all related defects, grouped by their status.
Via the 'Edit' option you can then open and modify the defect in a separate tab, *e.g. set the status to 'Fix' or add a note with relevant information.*
Review defects
You can also always review related defects by clicking in the ribbon of the test execution.
If there is a defect found during the test run, at the 'Executions' page there will an indicator. When you click on the bug icon, the modal with all connected bugs will be shown.
Test executions page
If you open a test execution details page, you'll see which test step has a linked defect and the bottom you'll see all related defects that you cn review and later retest.
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in the ribbon of the test execution.
If there is a defect found during the test run, at the 'Executions' page there will an indicator. When you click on the bug icon, the modal with all connected bugs will be shown.
