What is the difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing.
Answer Posted / aj
smoke test is performed before testing is conducted in order
to verify the functionality is testable or not, it verifies
the core functionality of the application
Sanity Testing
Once a new build is obtained with minor revisions, instead
of doing a through regression, a sanity is performed so as
to ascertain the build has indeed rectified the issues and
no further issue has been introduced by the fixes. Its
generally a subset of regression testing and a group of test
cases are executed that are related with the changes made to
the app.
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