what is the difference sanith testing and smoke testing?
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Answer / e.jagadishwar reddy
SMOKE TESTING :
We Will called as Build acceptance testing
(or) Build Verification Testing
It is a Type of testing in which one will conduct overall
TEsting it is a process for conducting the detail testing or
not.
1. Whether the build can be propely installed into the
environment are not.
2. whether one can Navigate to all the pages of the
application are not.
3.whether all the main functonality avilab;le or no.
4.whether all the requierd connection are establish or not.
SMOKE TESTING :
If The Same thing done by
developers before releasing the build then it is called as
Smoke testing.
In my view both testing are same..
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Answer / anju gaidhane
smok testing is a entry level testing means here we will
check whether our system is ready for entering into testing
phase life cycle for e.g ok button on gui or proper error
mesage etc.
where sanity testing is a testing where we will perform
wide testing means know for detail for that perticular
error but in smok we will not going into detail but here
we'll.
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Answer / sara.rk
Smoke- A process of testing whether the build is ready for
further testing or not
Sanity - A process of testing whether the code is ready for
further testing or not
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Answer / ravi_kanakam
Smoke Testing: This is the initial testing performed on
the build. During this testing, the test engineer will
check for availability of all major functionalities. If
any major functionality is missing, he will reject the
build and request for a patch.
Sanity Testing: During sanity testing, a tester will look
for extra functionalities in the build, as the build is not
supposed to have any extra functionality. This testing is
also called garbage testing.
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Answer / manju
Developers do smoke Testing
Testers do sanity Testing
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Answer / santhoshkumar
Sanity Testing: It means whether the build is ready for
testing or not.
It is a entry leval testing and if it is failed Test lead
reject the build immediately.
smoke testing is a deep testingand it is also entry level
testing.
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Answer / syam prasad
I think this is an detailed explination for Manju’s answer.
Sanity testing:
It is also called as Build Acceptence
Testing or Build Verification Testing.
If we conduct a overall testing on the released build
inorder to check whether it is proper for further detailed
testing or not. It is conducted by test engineers.
Smoke testing:
If the same thing done by
developers before releasing the build then it is called as
Smoke testing.
In my view both smoke testing and sanity testing is same.
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Answer / satyanj
Sanity : also called as Build Verification Testing. Done by
developers before releasing the build to testing team. they
verify the code stability/ code functioning properly.
Smoke : also called as Tester Acceptance Testing. Done by
testers before conducting detailed testing on received
build/module. they will check the stability of the build
for furthur testing.
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