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awarded  Yearling
Jun
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answered QA Methodology: Do you retest every change on a new build or only changed code?
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comment Creating test cases for site registration using Selenium IDE
@glow : exactly.. "How do you know you're testing the right thing?" ...erm, because my environment says so.. BAM! ;)
Jun
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comment Creating test cases for site registration using Selenium IDE
Yeah, I made no comment of clean-up but would do the same. We have 'Test Harnesses' with clean data deployed for specific tests.. so in my case "Clean-up" is blow it away and start again...
Jun
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comment Does automating your manual tests give you good automated tests?
Not really, we don't change them 'much', but then saying I have an organised test library is also a bit of a lie. It's often easier for someone to ask me "How do i test this?" and dump them a fresh new test, but thats my personal experience and shouldn't taint the advice.
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answered Creating test cases for site registration using Selenium IDE
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answered How do you drive what testcases to write based on a large decision table?
May
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answered Does automating your manual tests give you good automated tests?
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awarded  Supporter
May
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comment What are the forms of testing that testers commonly forget?
I believe that you 'could' to a certain degree yes. The same applies however. I've been guilty of this from time-to-time. i.e. - I ran Control Panel Regressions for 16 months solid (repetitively, not one set ;) ) - this lead me to 'historical' knowledge of things that just didn't get prioritised and thus never got fixed. I started ignoring them and blindly setting the status. --- This doesn't happen anymore, but you're right that regressions must be 'Up-To-Date' to be useful.
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awarded  Teacher
May
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answered What are the forms of testing that testers commonly forget?