Differentiate regular regression testing and final
regression testing.
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Regular Regression: Each and every built is tested to verify
whether the fixed bugs have bad impact on other parts of the
functionalities. This will be done during testing process
after getting new build.
Final Regression: is done after fixing all the bugs. To
verify the built is stable during final regression testing.
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