ConceptRuntime Defect
Runtime Defect
A defect that is exposed only in an application's real execution environment, depending on runtime state combinations and external inputs. Typical examples include external dependency failures, race conditions, memory leaks and performance degradation, which are difficult for static analysis to infer.
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Oct 22
Runtime defects refer to problems that are exposed only in the real execution environment of an application, and typical types include crashes caused by external dependency timeouts or anomalous data, concurrency races and deadlocks, memory leaks and unreleased resources, and performance degradation under specific configurations or data volumes.
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