When an application is given for testing,with what initial testing the testing will be started and when are all the different types of testing done following the initial testing?
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Last Update: August 15, 2007 Asked by: lavanyasr31
RE: When an application is given for testing,with what...
hi
when an application come for testing, first of all we will do the sanity testing and after that we go for the further testing. if our appliction's maimn functionality is working fine then we can go for further testings otherwise no need to go ahead.
RE: When an application is given for testing,with what...
hi
when an application come for testing then first of all we will do sanity testing. if our application's main functionality is running fine then we will move on further testing.
RE: When an application is given for testing,with what...
When the application is given first it is done for sanity,it is done to check each and every functionality of the application before going into indepth testing.This is performed by developers before putting the file into testing enviroment.After that we need to check for smoke testing,system testing,end to end testing.
RE: When an application is given for testing,with what...
Hi. When the build comes for the testing, first we are conducting the smoke or sanity testing. This is to test the basic functionality of the build. The build is returned to the developer if the smoke or sanity testing fails. We should not report to the bug tracking tool, if a bug is found in smoke testing, rather the build is rejected.
when test engineers recieve application from developers first they conduct sanity testing for finding stability of the build.if any mismatches are found they send back to the development team. After recieveing stable build from developers they start remaining levels of testing.
RE: When an application is given for testing,with what...
First we do is the sanity testing (build acceptance testing) whether the major functionality is working & not causing any crashes so that further detailed testing can be performed.
