one deffectis found then we send it to the developers.and
they released a new build.What we test in that build?The
whole application or the only test cases where we got the
deffect.
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / sm
It depends on the stage of system testing where we are and
depends on the complexity of the build.
firstly after receiving the modified software build we need
to conduct retesting to get confidence on the fixed
defect ..
After based on the complexity of the reported defect we can
decide whether to conduct regression testing or not.
In regression testing we need to cover the entire
functionality of the application related to the fixed
defect.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / santosh kunta
It basically dpends on the criticality of the application
and type of defects being fixed -
The testing team may take up one of the below regression
testing after the defect is resolved.
1. Partial Regression testing
2. Reginal Regression testing
2. Full Regression Testing.
However the type of testing carried out depends on
execution time left to complete testing and deadline
oriented.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
what is test report?
State a generalized process for load test? Or explain how you did it previously.
approx how long a simple website take time just for manual testing including report generation.
Give me two examples of HLD and LLD...
what is meant by metrics give some examples and what is meant by testscripts
what is the difference between functionality testing and regression testing
What are the disadvantages of manual testing?
Assuming you're given the File->Print Page of MS Word to test,what test cases would you write to test the 'Number Of Copies' field(the max. Permissible value being 32767]?
What is the Test Methodology and Framework in Testing?and what ur following in ur company?
What is the bigbang approach in integration testing?
14 Answers CarrizalSoft Technologies, TCS,
how do u manage scripts in winrunner when you application is changing frequently?
How do we decide scope for smoke and sanity testing?