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If there there are 100 test cases which need to be executed
in one day and out of them 50 are of Critical Severity, 30
are Major and 20 are Minor. What would be your approach?
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Answer Posted / anand kulkarni
You are right manasa.
But consider the below scenario also:
We have 20 minor test cases. Now lets assume that these 20
test cases(Requirements) is being used frequently by the
customer. Then we have to test these test cases also(as the
priority is high). Its not just the severity that decides
the execution but also the priority.
So before we proceed with the testing we need to decide
what functionality is being used frequently by the customer.
If the requirement is critical(High severity) but very less
frequently used by the customer(low priority) then there
may not be a need to test it under tight schedules.
Please correct me if i am wrong or if there any other ideas
on this.
My mail ID: anandkulkarni.biet@indiatimes.com
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