This sounds incorrect. You didn't find it but you're gaining domain knowledge and excluding options, hopefully narrowing down the cause. It's not like you're just chucking random garbage at Jenkins.

Of course, if it's a difficult bug and you can just say 'fuck it' and bury it in the backlog forever that's fine, but in my experience the very complex ones don't get discovered or worked on at all unless it's absolutely critical or a customer complains.