Hot Fix means unreleased Software which has not been processed through a full QA cycle and which is designed to correct a specific defect in the Software.
Hot Fix means a quick release of specific component(s) of the Supported Software intended to address specific issues in the Supported Software to remove any blocking issues encountered. A Hot Fix is provided only to users who have encountered the particular error addressed by the Hot Fix. Hot Fixes have minimal testing and may not receive the full testing performed on a full release.
Hot Fix means a single fix in one of the specific functional areas deemed critical for a specific site (e.g., when production has stopped). When a business justification review is completed and a complete technical feasibility assessment results in approval, the fix is delivered directly to the customer usually via secure download. The documentation delivered with the Hot Fix clearly identifies the software problems(s) that are addressed by a Hot Fix and any limitations. Hot Fixes are tested by the affected team(s) in a focused manner. Hot
Examples of Hot Fix in a sentence
While not utilized by all Itron Software product lines, Hot Fix Releases are not made available to Itron customers generally but may be included in the next scheduled Service Pack for general release.
The documentation delivered with the Hot Fix clearly identifies the software problems(s) that are addressed by a Hot Fix and any limitations.
Use commercially reasonable effort to include fix in next release for general distribution High 2 hours Every 8 hours 2 business days / 5 business days Workaround or Hot Fix, if required.
Access to restricted download site for the sole use of the Support Customer includes latest product upgrades, enhancement, Hot Fix Accumulators (HFAs), Feature Packs, security fixes, tools, and utilities.
Customer acknowledges that the Hot Fix is not subject to nCipher’s full quality assessment and review process and that Customer must undertake testing to determine suitability for use.
More Definitions of Hot Fix
Hot Fix means the application of a Patch intended to update the existing Managed Application(s) in a quick turnaround to support Critical and Serious Issues. Delivery of Hot Fixes is undertaken by CGI on an as-needed basis given the Service Level target of the required Issue correction.
Hot Fix means a Patch.
Hot Fix is a software update for correcting faults, but not necessarily with new functionality.
Hot Fix means source code and/or data/configuration change(s) in the B/OSS Solution applied to an environment.
Hot Fix means a release of Hazelcast which addresses a specific customer reported bug. It is the exact version that the customer is running with only the bug fix applied. The customer should be able to apply the Hot Fix release to production with no or minimal constraints.
Hot Fix. Hot Fixes make critical updates available. Ordering Activity may request a Hot Fix for a critical issue at any time; however, Hot Fixes are released at ZyLAB’s sole discretion, taking into account technical complexity, Ordering Activity’s business requirements and schedules. Generally, a Hot Fix is only considered for the correction of blocking issues and is only made available if the issue has not been fixed in an active or mature Major Release, Minor Release or Service Pack. Hot Fixes are built and tested for a particular environment of Ordering Activity. Hot Fixes are therefore not transferable to other environments or configurations unless explicitly stated. The README file, shipped with every Hot Fix, describes all potential dependencies of a Hot Fix on other Hot Fixes. Characteristics include: • Hot Fixes have a number associated with the issue fixed by a Hot Fix (for example, EDRM 1.0 - CAS-04061-9VKDK6). This indicates a Hot Fix for the issue described in case number CAS-04061-9VKDK6 which is made and tested on EDRM 1.0); • Hot Fixes are not self-contained (they require the corresponding release or Service Pack and, optionally, previous Hot Fixes to be installed in order to be successfully installed); • Hot Fixes are not released according to a release schedule, but on a case by case basis; • Hot Fixes are tested by Ordering Activity itself and by ZyLAB’s customer support department.
Hot Fix means software released to the Licensee as an Incident Resolution that does not have any, or at best very limited, functional testing, system testing, regression testing or any of the other test suites that the Licensor applies as part of normal QA processes. The Licensor may deliver Hot Fix code segments as part of an Incident Resolution if the Licensee agrees to include such code and agrees to build such code. There is no guarantee that the actual Hot Fix deliverable will be incorporated into any future Licensor software release; Hot Fixes may be included in subsequent software releases at the sole discretion of the Licensor. The intent with a Hot Fix is to deliver an Incident Resolution to the Licensee as quickly as possible. Because Hot Fixes have no or very limited testing, until such time (if any) that a Hot Fix is included in a Maintenance Release (as defined in the licence) or New Version (as defined in the licence):