Its Not a Bug
Phrase · Slang & Abbreviations
Definitions
A joking or defensive phrase used when a problem is reframed as intended behavior, often unconvincingly. It usually implies tension between user expectations and engineering explanations.
In plain English: A common excuse that claims a problem is intended behavior instead of a defect.
Example: "Every broken edge case becomes 'it's not a bug' until a customer churns over it."