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In English, when dealing with Software Development we sometimes refer to the
word "fix" in order to describe some code change which makes an attempt to fix
a bug, or problem in the code. For example:

> I'll try to send you a bug fix which addresses this issue by the end of the
> day.

I'm a little unsure about what the best way to express this concept of "fix"
in Japanese. My guess is 修正, but I haven't seen this used in this fashion
often, if ever. My guess at a translation would be:

> 今日中にこのバグに対応する修正を送ります。

Would this be the most natural way to describe this? If there is any other
terms please let me know.

EDIT: It's very interesting to note that this post received over 1000 views in
less than a day. This gives further proof to my theory that there is a strong
correlation with English-speaking Software Developers and interest in learning
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What is the proper term for a bug fix with respect to Software Development
You can use バグ修正{しゅうせい} to refer to a bug fix, and a release which
specifically fixes bugs is a バグ修正{しゅうせい}リリース. There's also 脆弱性{ぜいじゃくせい} which
refers to a vulnerability, which would also be addressed with a 修正{しゅうせい}.
User naruto points out in the comments that バグフィックス is also common and
acceptable.

edit: I've been working as a developer in Japan for a while now, and looking
back on this I think that 不具合{ふぐあい} is likely the most appropriate, as pointed
out in the comments by user Tommy. バグ is perfectly fine, and indeed in my
workplace both are used, but 不具合 is the more 'correct' term. Your mileage may
vary.
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