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# Issues
The Issues page shows the problems Duku has found on your app.
Each row is one distinct issue. Repeat occurrences stay grouped together, so you see counts, **first seen**, and **last seen** instead of duplicate noise.
### :triangle-exclamation: What you can do
* Filter by **Open**, **Triaged**, **Resolved**, or **Ignored**
* Search by issue name
* Narrow to issues blocking your tests
* Sort by priority or recency
* Update status or priority for multiple issues at once
### :table-list: Issue list
The issue list helps you review what matters first.
Each row shows the issue name, status, priority, occurrence count, and when it was first and last seen.
Use the list to focus on fresh regressions, long-running problems, or issues affecting test coverage.
### :magnifying-glass: Issue detail
Open an issue to inspect it in detail.
You can review:
* The issue title and priority
* A 14-day chart showing how often it has occurred
* A sample failure with where it happened and the relevant detail
* A side panel with status, priority, category, first seen, last seen, occurrence count, and affected builds
### :timeline: Timeline
Below the summary, the timeline shows every occurrence for that issue.
Open any timeline entry to jump to the exact run where the problem happened.
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