what is confirmation testing??
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Confirmation testing is also known as re-testing.
Retesting is planned based for the defect fixes listed in Build Notes.
Retesting is carried out to verify defect fix / fixes.
Retesting is done to make sure that the tests cases which failed in last execution are passing after the defects against those failures are fixed.
Retesting involves executing test cases that were failed earlier.
Retesting always takes higher priority over Regression testing i.e., Regression testing is done after completing Retesting.
This is known as confirmation Testing or Re-testing.
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confirmation testing refers 2 acceptance testing that is performed on the system prior to its delivery
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