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What is the exact diff between sanity and smoke test and who will do in real time?
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Answer Posted / bhavanid7@gmail.com
sanity testing:-Validating the major functionolities of the
application by the testing team in testing environment
smoke testing:-Validating the major functionolities of the
application by the development team in development environment
In real time both are same.In some projects we are calling
sanity testing& in in some projects we can called smoke testing
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