At Zappletech, we do regression testing for each code changes or functionality changes. We’re creating and automating regression test suites based on the business requirements, priority modules, important features, etc and execute them during every test cycle and ensure that the system is working as expected. We prioritize the test cases for the regression test suite based on the functionalities that are more important, functionalities that fail frequently, complex test cases, test cases that cover the recent code changes, etc.
Why Automated Regression Testing Services?
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Users demand rapid changes to applications as their needs are more dynamic than ever. Modifications in the database & operating system updates, functionality enhancements, integrations, patches, etc. require Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD). This requires Continuous Testing (CT) practices being in place.
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Regression testing is a CT practice that mandates re-running of functional & non-functional tests. By making any changes, the software performs as it did before. For the regression test to function effectively, it is important for enterprises to implement robust test automation services in place.
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Our approach to software backtesting mitigates the risk of recurrence and minimizes the chances of new problems. This reduces IT project support costs and improves the quality and speed of deployment. As a result, a client receives a complete set of progress reports and actual and practical QA results. By applying advanced tools and suites for problem-solving, we guarantee the efficiency and productivity of the entire development process and adherence to deadlines.
Why Automated Regression Testing Services?
Unit testing
Integration testing
Acceptance testing
System testing
Our Automation Approach In Regression
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Comprehensive strategy:
A mixture of API testing, manual testing, automated testing, UI testing, & unit testing
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Detailed traceability matrix:
Outlines of the requirements vs. test cases
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Dependency analysis:
Performed between test cases and requirements
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Change reports:
Issues between the current release and previous release
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Release-specific
regression test pack
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Risk-based analysis:
Pareto analysis, FMEA, Output from code coverage report, etc.
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Continuous pruning:
Regression tests packs are continuously pruned by removing the test cases that are no longer needed & inserting additional ones.
Zappletech’s Regression Automation Testing Methodology
What are the distinctions between regression, integration, and unit testing?
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
