sanity testing and smoke testing both are same or not?
what is mean by Build Acceptance Test?
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Answer / logesh
Smoke testing :
Testing whether all required functionalities are working as
expected or not.
Sanity testing:
Testing whether specific functionality is working as
expected or not.
Build Acceptance testing :
A new build(modified code) will be deployed to the existing
build(code) in the test environment ,and acceptance testing
will be ran to check whether the expected changes has been
done in the test environment or not.
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Answer / rahul
Smoke Testing: Testing is done to verify that software application is stable enough for the further testing(checking the application functionality is working properly and accept it further testing).A subset of most basic and important test cases is selected and run to make sure that most basic and crucial functions of the software are working fine and software can be further tested.
Sanity Testing: Testing that is done after any change in code or after the defect has been fixed to ensure that particular functionality works properly. (Regression testing is looking for the impact on the whole application after any change in application or defect is fixed)
Build Acceptance test/ Build Verification Test:
Is a set of tests run on each new build of a product to verify that the build is testable before the build is released into the hands of the test team
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