Regression Testing

 Regression Testing:

  A system should be Regression tested after a patch or bug repair during typical software development cycles. Manual or automated regression testing was used to guarantee that the implemented modifications did not have an unfavorable effect on other areas of the system. These problems   could be functional, non-functional, or even cosmetic in nature. Too often, development teams address one problem only to generate faults elsewhere in the software. These unintended side effects within the application might harm a company's reputation by causing consumers to lose faith in the product. The goal of introducing a regression testing procedure into the quality assurance process is to ensure that any changes made result in only positive outcomes and that the application continues to meet the requirements. While all tests for new features or updates to existing functionality passed, regression testing may fail to owe to issues elsewhere in the program.

Because software regression testing must be run repeatedly each time the system is changed, they are perfect candidates for automated regression testing. It might be tedious and time-consuming to accomplish this manually. Even when server patches or database updates are applied, extensive regression testing is required to ensure the system's integrity and that consumers are not harmed. Regression test suites, in general, cover all functionality but to a limited extent.

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