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diff b/w smoke and sanity testing and what is migration
plan in testing?
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Answer Posted / nitin sharma
Depends on Company to Company Smoke testing is done by build
release engineer before giving build to testing team,He will
check all the major functionality of product then Tester
will check again major functionalities before accepting the
build and if they found any problem in that then it will
reject and again send back to dev team.
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