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Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Regression Testing

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 What is Regression Testing ?

 Ensuring that a bug is fixed without any side effect is called Regression Testing .
Or
Testing the functionality of unchanged feature to make sure that it is not broken because of the changes .

 The Re-execution of selected test cases on modified build to estimate completeness and correctness
of the application without any ripple effects due to bug fixes . 
Regression Testing is required when there is a
  • Change in requirements and code is modified according to the requirement
  • New feature is added to the software
  • Defect fixing
  • Performance issue fix 

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