What is Regression Testing?
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Answer / k.prakash
Regression Testing:
Whenever tester find any defect it will given for developer
for correction. After developer correct the defect it once
again go to tester.The tester now do the testing from the
begining to ensure that cases are without any defect and
particular defect has been corrected.This procees of
testing called regression testing.
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Answer / kalai
Selective re-testing of a system to verify the modification
(bug fixes) have not caused unintended effects and that
system still complies with its specified requriements.
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Answer / ramana
Regression Testing is nothing but reverification of the
application.It is done on modified build.In this Testing,
tester First tests defect detected modules. After that
tester tests remaining modules. If tester got any defect
in that modules he again send error report to developers.
There is no end for Regression Testing.
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Answer / parineetha
The Test Engineers are reexecuting previously failed test on
same s/w build after solving environment related (or) test
case related/ Test data related defects. after solving code
related defect only the test engineers are receiving
modified s/w build with release note.
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Answer / b.v.rao
Regression testing is a type of testing in which one will
perform testing on the already tested funcanality once
again, to make sure that when ever new changes are made by
the development team all the related functions are working
fine as previous.
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Answer / sateesh
What is regression testing is the type of testing that
ensures the software remains intact. A baseline sets of data
and scripts are maintained and executed to verify that
changes introduced during the release have not "undone" any
previous code. Then expected results from the baseline are
compared to results of the software under test. All
discrepancies have to be highlighted and accounted for,
before the testing proceeds to the next level.
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Answer / satya
The Test Engineer is Reececuting previously failed test on
modified s/w build to ensure the correctness of defect
solving and reexecute previosuly related passed test on that
modified build to defect side effects.
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Answer / akila
regression testing to test the build once the developers
release the build to test the total core functionality is
called regression testing
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Answer / rajesh
Regression Testing: which Test a SYSTEM once again to
ensure that functions as still expected as per the
specifications or its requirements.
or
executing the test cases on modified form of build.
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Answer / bhanu prabhakar
Regression testing:
If a bug occurs in one module and send that bug to a developer
then developer fix the bug and again send to tester .Then the
tester must check not only the bug related module he must
check the entire whole application ( i mean remaining all
the modules) after the bug is fixed.
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