So I was revisiting my own stats and saw that somewhere along the line, one of my issues was deemed “exceptional”.
How do I find that issue - short of opening each of my past approved issues?
The idea is to perhaps see what I did well in that issue in the hopes of improving the quality of my issues going forward.
Can you provide some context here? Your stats on what and where? Is this GitHub, Jira, etc?
It is challenging for people to assist you without context and relevant information. Good luck finding it.
In most cases, when you are a domain expert tester, you will find those issues when you are executing exploratory tests for an unrelated issues. Then suddenly your eye sees this exceptional issue (bug), which could be there for years.
This has some good ideas. check this out.
Taming The Beast Of Irreproducible Bugs: Finding Opportunities in | Ministry of Testing
Assuming you are asking about a bug you raised which people liked.
So you can export all the bugs raised by you in Excel along with their comments.
Then do a search. If not possible then you might need to call Rest API to get the details your approved issues.
With AI writing such a program would not be much trouble