How do you organize the testing process in the project?
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Answer from AI
The organization of the testing process in a project typically includes several stages:
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Test Planning — defining objectives, scope, types of tests (functional, regression, load, etc.), acceptance criteria.
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Test Documentation Development — creating test cases, scenarios, checklists that describe what and how to verify.
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Test Environment Preparation — setting up necessary hardware, software, data.
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Test Execution — manual or automated execution of test cases, recording results.
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Defect Tracking — registering found bugs in the tracking system, prioritizing them, and passing them to developers.
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Regression and Re-Testing — verifying fixed defects and the impact of changes on other parts of the system.
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Reporting — preparing reports on testing results for stakeholders.
If automation is involved:
- Selecting tools and frameworks (e.g., Selenium, NUnit, JUnit).
- Developing and maintaining automated tests.
- Integrating tests into CI/CD pipelines for regular execution.
This approach ensures systematic and quality testing, helping to identify and fix errors promptly.