difference between smoke and sanity testing?
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Answer / shilpa
Smoke Testing: To check whether the build is proper or not before releasing the build is called Smoke Testing.
Sanity Testing: After releasing the build Test Engg will check whether the build is proper or not is called Sanity Testing.
Usually We check the following:
1. Whether the build can be properly installed into the environment or not .
2.Whether one can navigate to all the areas of the application or not.
3.Whether all the important features are available or not.
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Answer / guntip
Smoke Testing: Testing with out executing the Test cases.
we need to test whole application once release done.
Sanity testing : is the processes of checking the basic functionality of the application.
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Answer / apoorv khare
Smoke Testing- its a testing whether we are checking build are working fine or not and when we have got the build we check the all major links and functionality of build. this is also called build verification testing.
Sanity testing- sanity testing is a testing type where we check all major functionalities specification. sanity used some time to insted of regression when we don't have more time to release so we used to interconnected module and used regression to direct connected module at the time of regression.
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Answer / ayan vishnoi
SOOMKE TESTING-FIRST TIME CHECKS TISTER AND EXPLORER THE
WEBSITE AND SOFTWARE WILL GET ERROR,BUG AND DEFECT IS
CALLED SMOKE TESTIN.
SANITY TESTING- ANALISES THE NEGATVE WAY OF BEFORE STARTING
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOFTWARE PROJECT
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Answer / karthick407
I answered like , there is no difference between smoke and
sanity testing. sanity is the alternative term of smoke
testing and both are used to validate the basic
functionality of an application to check whether the
application is ready for the further testing. If smoke test
fail, the entire build will be rejected and will wait for
the next build.
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