#sanity testing

[ezeetester]

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[anushakannan]

Mastering Sanity Testing: A Comprehensive Guide with Best Practices and Examples

Sanity testing is a vital step in maintaining the stability of an application during the software development lifecycle. By focusing on critical areas after code changes or updates, sanity testing helps prevent major issues from slipping into production. Adopting the best practices outlined in this guide can streamline your sanity testing process, ensuring your application remains reliable and functional.

[qualityrain]

[charlessmithpost]

Unveiling the Truth: Smoke Testing vs Sanity Testing in Software Development

In the dynamic realm of software development, two crucial testing methodologies, Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing, play pivotal roles in ensuring a seamless product release. Let's dive into the topic of Smoke Testing vs Sanity Testing in Software Development.

Decoding Smoke Testing

Smoke Testing, often considered the initial gatekeeper in the testing process, verifies whether the basic functionalities of a software build work as intended. It aims to detect major flaws early on, ensuring that the software is stable enough for more in-depth testing. Imagine it as a quick health check for your application before delving into more intricate examinations.

Navigating Through Sanity Testing

On the flip side, we have Sanity Testing, a targeted evaluation that delves deeper into specific functionalities or areas of the software. Unlike Smoke Testing, Sanity Testing is selective, focusing on verifying the recent changes or fixes. It helps ascertain that the particular modifications haven't adversely impacted the existing functionalities, ensuring a robust and coherent software structure.

The Head-to-Head Battle

1. Purpose and Scope

Smoke Testing: Primarily gauges if the software build is stable enough for further testing.

Sanity Testing: Targets specific functionalities to ensure recent changes haven't disrupted existing features.

2. Timing in the Development Cycle

Smoke Testing: Conducted at the initial stages of development.

Sanity Testing: Performed after specific modifications or bug fixes.

3. Depth of Examination

Smoke Testing: Surface-level, ensuring basic functionalities work.

Sanity Testing: In-depth, focusing on specific areas affected by recent changes.

In the fast-paced software development landscape, understanding the distinctions between Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing is crucial for effective quality assurance. Each plays a unique role, contributing to the overall quality assurance process.

[somegrumpynerd]

Yeah there's a hound of some sort in there

[jinikaris]

life is so good, world is on my side life is so good, love is on my side

HYUNJIN | 'SO GOOD' M/V ♡

[cocsot]

Munchin an urchin

Anyway I saw @brainrotranchs what I remember to supposedly be a little mermaid au? I don’t care they had to right to make him look that gorgeous

So I ruined it :D

[nyliiartz]

How we feeling abt that photoshoot guys?

[yakool-foolio]

Aww look he’s about to learn that he’s the mortal embodiment of the grim reaper as death surrounds him on all sides and it will come for him too but not if he sacrifices the rest first, how cute

[jaijeijayjei]

Yknow I’m gonna choose to believe there’s some kinda “laws of the Arcane” technicality that prevented Viktor from helping Jayce out of the pit.

Some say he didn’t intervene to let Jayce “learn a lesson” or to “finally understand Viktor’s life” but letting Jayce suffer extreme mental and physical pain for MONTHS just to teach him a lesson is extremely cruel.

I just can’t see any iteration of Viktor doing that.

Something something Viktor’s power is centered at the top of the Hexgate so he couldn’t magic Jayce away if he wanted to.

Which… does make sense now that I think of it. Because wasn’t the whole point of getting to the Hexgate is to harness its power? And we know that Viktor’s magic isn’t an infinite source? So slowly, his magical reserves are depleted from jumping timelines and can only draw from them when physically close to the Hexgates, his source of power?

Am I overthinking this? 😭

[ruinix]

Quinn????

(Wdym there's a different angle. Where is the whole video? Edit: @mrshelenhoran linked the video in the comments like a hero 🙂‍↕️)

(Pregame. Ottawa Senators @ Vancouver Canucks, December 21, 2024)

[prythiansprincess]

is this a sick fucking joke?

[astral-schools]

or am I indelibly stained by what I have done?

[charlessmithpost]

What is Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing?

Smoke testing and sanity testing are two types of software testing that serve different purposes in the software development life cycle. Let’s understand ‘what is smoke testing and sanity testing’.

Smoke Testing:

Definition: Smoke testing, also known as "Build Verification Testing" or "BVT," is a preliminary testing phase conducted on a software build to ensure that the most critical functionalities work correctly. It is a high-level test that verifies whether the major components of the software application are working fine after a new build or release.

Purpose:

To quickly assess the stability of the software build.

To identify major issues early in the testing process before more in-depth testing is performed.

Characteristics:

It is a shallow and wide-ranging test.

It covers the essential features of the application.

The goal is not to find detailed or fine-grained bugs but to catch major issues.

Sanity Testing:

Definition: Sanity testing, also known as "Sanity check" or "Quick Test," is a focused and narrow verification process performed on a specific module, component, or functionality of the software to ensure that it is working as intended after changes or bug fixes. It is often done after a build or a set of changes to verify that the specific functionality is stable and ready for more detailed testing.

Purpose:

To verify that specific functionalities are working correctly after modifications.

To ensure that the changes have not adversely affected the existing functionalities.

Characteristics:

It is a targeted and selective test.

It concentrates on specific areas that have undergone changes.

The primary goal is to ensure the stability of recent modifications.

While smoke testing focuses on the overall stability of a software build by checking major functionalities, sanity testing is more specific, verifying that particular components or changes work as expected. Both testing types are essential for ensuring the reliability and functionality of a software application, especially during the early stages of testing.

[kuroi-ririn]

🩸🌹

[papiliovolens]

May I place a single egg next to Error?

Error stared. He no longer knew what the hell the voices wanted from him. Before, they had been aimless- random comments that rarely had anything to do with him and, more often than not, made little to no sense. They were annoying, but Error had grown used to it.

Then, some of them became louder and less aimless. They painted narratives Error could partly understand, and he heard enough of a few voices to differentiate between them. The occasional annoying beeping sound that bled some of their words out did nothing to help Error's headache.

Then they began to throw things at him- full force, chucking seemingly random objects at him. Error didn't know what changed for them to gain the power to manifest objects in the Anti-Void, and he certainly did not understand their strange obsession with cheese.

Today, the voices decided to try something different. They gave Error an egg.

An egg. An egg. Of all things, the voices placed a farm egg in Error's beanbag. His beanbag!

Error's strings wrapped around the egg, and he chucked it around like a yoyo as he turned. Spacing his feet out, toes gripping his sandals, he reared his arm back and threw it as far as he could. The crack as it landed fueled Error's anger, and he threw his arms up as he screeched.

He opened a random portal underneath the egg's remnants, and Error watched in satisfaction as it disappeared from his sight. Annoyingly, it did nothing to ease his mood, and after thinking for a few seconds, he stomped over to the portal. 

Error's eyelights scanned the universe's code through the portal, and a cruel smile stretched his jaw.

Perfect. There was nothing more cathartic than destroying a universe.