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Determine Tests to Run |
- Based on the test task, identify and prioritize the tests to run according to the overall test plan in the test approach document.
- Check the build notes for the latest build to be sure that the functionality to be tested is available.
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Identify Test Configuration |
- Retrieve, install, and set up the test configuration called for in the test. This includes hardware, software, and test data.
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Get the Build |
- Obtain the build from a version control server or authorized source.
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Run the Test |
- Choose the test folder for the scenario or quality of service requirement.
- Select the tests to be run.
- Perform each step in the test if it is a manual test. Run the test if it is an automated test or there is a test script.
- Use the test data in the test approach document for the current iteration.
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Analyze Test Results |
- Attach the scenario or quality of service requirement to the test results.
- Check the test results against expected results. Open a bug if the results do not meet expectations.
- Update tests to reflect proper behavior of the system.
- If all of the tests for a scenario or quality of service requirement run unblocked, close the work item.
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Close the Work Item |
- If all the tests for a test task run unblocked, close the work item.
- Notify the scenarioor quality of service requirement owner there are no blocking issues.
- If all of the test tasks for a scenario or quality of service requirement are closed, close the work item.
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