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Should you choose Smoke Testing or Regression Testing?
Smoke and Regression Tests are almost one and the same but there is a very slight difference. The differentiating factors between Smoke and Regression tests is the depth and the scope of the tests, to what extent are they performed on the application, do they cover multiple configurations or only a single configuration etc. These differences are also the type of questions you may need to answer in order to build Smoke and functional Regression test suites.
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Permalink Reply by Alisha Henderson on
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Hello buddy,
Well, I will choose regression testing because it has more advantages as compared to the smoke testing.
A growing number of software development teams today favor agile software development over other development strategies.
There’s no requirement to introduce Agile, but let’s return to it anyway! We know that the agile development methodology is adaptive in nature.It concentrates on creating a product based on empirical feedback associated with frequent testing by breaking down the product development means into shorter development cycles or sprints.
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