Life in Testing
Test cases are the keystone of the QA house. Test cases document functionality of the applications we test, training material for new team members, and the building blocks of our test plans. With them we can demonstrate and clarify what we are testing during our regression and production test runs. Without them the following problems arise:
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When your test automation is running fine, everything is great with the universe!
Then it happens. A test cases fails and your trace isn’t entirely clear as to where it failed. Even when the trace is clear, you still have to walk through the test steps to capture a screenshot for the bug. Imagine being able to capture screenshots at the moment of failure.
Imagine no longer!
“In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower
This seems like one of the most obvious parts for testing in QA. After all, it’s our artifact in Agile and the testing process. Believe it or not, I still see this fundamental lost in testing teams. Why is that? Why do we need test plan anyways?