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In a Test Plan, the Features to be Tested and the Features not to be tested are generally included, is there any rationale behind why this should be or should not be included in a Test Plan?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: January 25, 2007     Asked by: nutankattapuram 
  
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January 23, 2007 23:48:20   #1  
shanti        

RE: In a Test Plan, the Features to be Tested and the ...
some test cases(features) or not related to that particular build or release. They consider those test cases to be implemented and released in next build in for this purpose they specify those features in the features to be tested list.Correct me if I am wrongThanksShanti
 
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January 24, 2007 23:47:22   #2  
nutankattapuram Member Since: June 2006   Contribution: 6    

RE: In a Test Plan, the Features to be Tested and the ...
Thanks for the reply Shanti but isnt a Test Plan prepared for the entire STLC? It is not prepared for each build. It is assumed that all the features listed in the Test Plan will be tested in some build or the other. I am enquiring about the Features in the Test Plan and not the test cases.
 
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January 24, 2007 23:49:13   #3  
Bhargavi        

RE: In a Test Plan, the Features to be Tested and the ...
Every release will have a Scope. There will be some areas which will not be covered in the present build. So it is mentioned in the Test Plan that test cases which will cover those areas will not be tested. This will ease the test case preparation and avoid unnecessary work
 
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