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How can you determine that regression testing has passed successfully?

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  • All critical and high-priority defects identified during testing have been resolved and verified.
  • No new critical defects or defects affecting core functionality have been found in the parts of the system impacted by changes.
  • No new defects have been found in parts of the system not directly affected (assuming broad regression coverage).
  • Stability of key automated regression tests. A high percentage of tests passed (usually > 95-98% depending on project criteria).
  • System behavior matches expected results, verified manually and through automated tests.
  • No degradation in performance and resource consumption at control points (if non-functional regression tests are available).
  • A regression testing report confirming that all planned tests have been executed and the status of found defects.
  • Confidence of the team (development, QA, product management) in the build's readiness for further deployment (e.g., to the next test cycle or production).
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