What is the significance of doing Regression testing?
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Answer / sreeen
To ensure that there is no bug & side effects due to
changes,enhancments in the applicaiton
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Answer / udaykumar
To check for the bug fixes.
And this fix should not disturb other functionality.
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Answer / sriman
It's a Level to testing if any changes as done in the
existing build then fix the bugs ofter release a new build,
once again testing is conducted on the modified build to
ensure the changes are working correct
and unchanged functionalities should not be effected.
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Answer / suneel reddy
regression testing plays major role testing side because it
not only tests whether bug closed or not but also checks
the impact of that bug fixing.
More the regression testing buid is more stable
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Answer / sivaprasad, global e-softsys p
To Ensure the newly added functionality or existing
modified functionality or developer fixed bug arises
any new bug or affecting any other side effect. this is
called regression test and ensure already PASSED TEST CASES
would not arise any new bug.
There is a possibility of one error correction may introdue
new errors..
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Answer / s.ramprasad
HI
Regression Testing Performed
1. To Check whether the Fixed Bug is eliminated with the
same Functionality as we tested earlier.
&
2. To check whether the corrected build should not cause
any side effect over ther screen (or) In other Modules.
S.Ramprasad. sun_ramprasad.
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Answer / b.srinivas
To Check whether the Fixed Bug is eliminated with the
same Functionality as we tested earlier and the corrected
build should not effect to other functionalities.
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Answer / mahantesha
The term "regression testing" can be applied two ways.
First, when a code problem has been fixed, a regression
test runs tests to verify that the defect is in fact
fixed; "Imagine finding an error, fixing it, and repeating
the test that exposed the problem in the first place. This
is a regresson test" . Second, regression testing is the
counterpart of integration testing: when new code is added
to existing code, regression testing verifies that the
existing code continues to work correctly, whereas
integration testing verifies that the new code works as
expected. regression testing can describes the process of
testing new code to verify that this new code hasn't broken
any old code.
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Answer / muniraj s
Once the bug got fixed and we received the build we are
going to carry the test to check weather that bug fixed or
not this is called RETEST.
After retest We are going to carry the test for the entire
application to check because of this bug fix affects the
rest of the application or not. Simillarly some time while
adding the new functionality. This we can say REGRESSION TEST
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Answer / rani
If any changes are done in the existing build once again
testing is conducted on the modified build to ensure the
changes are working correct,because of these changes
unchanged functionalities should not be effected.
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