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What is the primary purpose of regression testing?
What is the primary purpose of regression testing?
- To ensure that changes have not introduced new bugs or affected existing functionality (correct)
- To test new features added to the software
- To improve the overall quality of the software
- To identify new defects
What is unit regression testing focused on?
What is unit regression testing focused on?
- Integration of multiple units of code
- Individual units of code, such as functions or methods (correct)
- Entire software system
- User interface testing
What is the benefit of using the 'Retest All' approach to regression testing?
What is the benefit of using the 'Retest All' approach to regression testing?
What is the goal of test case prioritization in regression testing?
What is the goal of test case prioritization in regression testing?
What is an example of a test automation framework that supports regression testing?
What is an example of a test automation framework that supports regression testing?
What is the purpose of integration regression testing?
What is the purpose of integration regression testing?
What is the benefit of using the 'Regression Test Selection' approach?
What is the benefit of using the 'Regression Test Selection' approach?
What is the purpose of test case minimization in regression testing?
What is the purpose of test case minimization in regression testing?
What is an example of a test management tool that supports regression testing?
What is an example of a test management tool that supports regression testing?
What is the purpose of regression testing in software development?
What is the purpose of regression testing in software development?
Study Notes
Regression Testing
Definition
- Regression testing is a type of software testing that involves re-executing a subset of test cases to ensure changes made to the software have not introduced new bugs or affected existing functionality.
Purpose
- Verifies that changes made to the software have not introduced new defects
- Ensures that existing functionality of the software remains unaffected
- Provides confidence that the software still meets required standards and specifications
Types of Regression Testing
- Unit Regression Testing: Focuses on individual units of code, such as functions or methods
- Integration Regression Testing: Focuses on the integration of multiple units of code
Approaches to Regression Testing
- Retest All: Re-executes all test cases to ensure changes have not affected the entire system
- Regression Test Selection: Selects a subset of test cases based on changes made to the software, reducing time and effort required for testing
Techniques for Regression Testing
- Test Case Prioritization: Prioritizes test cases based on risk, complexity, or business value
- Test Case Minimization: Minimizes the number of test cases required to achieve adequate coverage
- Test Case Selection: Selects a subset of test cases that cover changes made to the software
Tools for Regression Testing
- Test Automation Frameworks: Selenium, Appium, or TestNG
- Test Management Tools: JIRA, TFS, or TestRail
- Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Tools: Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, or CircleCI
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Learn about regression testing, a type of software testing that involves re-executing test cases to ensure changes haven't introduced new bugs or affected existing functionality.
