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Whats the meaning of features to be tested and features not
to be tested in Test plan?
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Answer / babji
in test plan
features to be tested : features means modules.what are the
responsible modules of the build for complete testing.
features not to be tested:
generally test eng concentrates on all the module's
functionality of the project.but in a few cases like
enhancement projects or the project with third party
involvement,in this cases testing team concentrates on only
required functionality but not on all module's functionality.
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Answer / swathi
Features to be tested:
the list of all the features that are with in the scope and planned for testing will be listed out.
Features not to be tested:
the list of all the features that are not planned for testing will be listed out.
Ex:
1)out of scope features.
2)low risk features.
3)future functionality.
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Answer / surya
Actually it was given in test plan where the test lead
decides what are the feautures to be tested in the
application and what type of testing to be done for example
in the given project there are two module where you were
asked to test particular module which u have to test which
is called features to be tested and the remaining are
features not to be tested thank u as per my knowledge
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