I have a build in which there are 17 files, now 3 new files added, in this case what type of testing will do
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Answer / rohit
First smoke testing ten functional /intergation then system testing.correct me if I am wrong.
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Answer / sjd
First of all we should do retesting on those 3 new files as usual wid different combination of data and again we should do regression testing on those 17 files to check the effect of change.
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1)first u need regression testing because new file is added.so it checks the old functionality is affected or not.
2)then perform smoke and sanity testing,and integration testing.
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Answer / kumar
first functional testing than integration testing after that system testing
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