can anybody tell me that what is a build note and what it
contains? And build note is released to testing team with
every new build or it release only when bugs are fixed by
the developer?
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Build note is the note released to the test team along with the build which contains the informations like current version of product,key limitations of the build,known issues, features supported/not supported,installation procedure,list of fixed bugs,compatibility information,build in which non-supported features are going to be implemented etc.
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Answer / raj
Hi,
As per my understanding build note is nothing but a release
notes given by the development team, which contains the
modules to be tested/not to be tested in the current release
and availability of the modules for testing in the
forthcoming releases...
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Answer / lalitha
dev teams deploys code in a new folder for the peace of s/w
to be tested and congiguration mgmt team combines all the
modules to be placed in single folder which is to be
deployed in diff env's to be tested
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Answer / ravi_8085
Build notes are also called as Release Notes.
We (testing team) gets the build/release notes from dev
team when they deliver a new build for testing.
The notes contains:
1. Functionalities to be tested
2. Requirement changes/updations implemented
3. Fixed Defects List
4. Functionalities NOT to be tested
These notes are important for testing point of view as this
helps us to determine what to test and what not to!
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