Regression Testing Checklist
Regression Testing Checklist is a tool used to ensure that all changes made to a software application are fully tested. It is used to identify any potential issues that may arise as a result of changes to the existing code. The Checklist includes tests that should be conducted to ensure that functionality, performance, and reliability are not adversely affected. Tests may include examining the impact of changes on the existing code, testing new code and configurations, and data integrity checks. Regression Testing Checklist also helps to identify and address any issues quickly and effectively. By following the Checklist, developers can ensure that their software application runs as expected and is reliable.
- Regression Testing Checklist
- Completed
- Failed
- Review
- Not Applicable (N/A)
- Define the scope of regression testing
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Identify test cases for regression testing
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Prioritize the test cases
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Execute the test cases
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Record the results
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Document any defects found
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Analyze the results
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Update the test cases, if needed
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Retest the system
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)- Report the results
CompletedFailedReviewNot Applicable (N/A)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is regression testing?
Regression testing is a type of software testing that verifies that software previously developed and tested still performs correctly even after it was changed or interfaced with other software.
What are the benefits of regression testing?
The benefits of regression testing include ensuring that software changes do not introduce new bugs, ensuring that existing features continue to work correctly, and providing a more thorough assurance of software quality.
What types of tests are used for regression testing?
Types of tests used for regression testing include unit tests, integration tests, system tests, smoke tests, sanity tests, and acceptance tests.
