Success. We all seek it. However, what defines success? It all depends on the goals we have established. We often hear that testing is about ensuring there are no bugs. That's wrong in many ways. First, testing doesn't assure; testing gives information about quality so the team can decide what to do next, hopefully using it to improve its current status.
Do you ever feel stuck following the same scripts and testing routines? Automated and manual regression testing can save time, but they often miss the more profound issues hidden beyond the happy paths. If you wish to bring more flexibility to your testing and take a more central spot in the testing process, consider including exploratory testing into your software testing life cycle (STCL).
In today's highly regulated industries, such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aerospace, finance, and more, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and accuracy in the testing process is crucial. Test case versioning plays a pivotal role in achieving these goals by providing a structured approach to managing changes in test cases and maintaining their integrity over time.
