Do you reference the issue ID when writing a test to confirm a bugfix?

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[Test]
public void TestProj11()
{
}

❌ Figure: Figure: Bad example - The test name is the bug ID and it's unclear what it is meant to test

///
 Test case where a user can cause an application exception on the
 Seminars webpage
 1. User enters a title for the seminar
 2. Saves the item
 3. Presses the back button
 4. Chooses to resave the item
 See: https://server/jira/browse/PROJ-11
 ///
[Test]
public void TestResavingAfterPressingBackShouldntBreak()
{
}

✅ Figure: Figure: Good example - The test name is clearer, good comments for the unit test give a little context, and there is a link to the original bug report