what is the difference sanith testing and smoke testing?
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Answer Posted / ravi_kanakam
Smoke Testing: This is the initial testing performed on
the build. During this testing, the test engineer will
check for availability of all major functionalities. If
any major functionality is missing, he will reject the
build and request for a patch.
Sanity Testing: During sanity testing, a tester will look
for extra functionalities in the build, as the build is not
supposed to have any extra functionality. This testing is
also called garbage testing.
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