test execution Questions

I'm working on refining our definitions for test results and have the following:

Pass - Test executes and all verification points pass (behavior matches requirements)

Fail - Test executes and 1 or more verification points fail (it does not meet requirements)

Blocked - Test case cannot be executed due to a defect in current or associated product (something like.. i cant even install the software)

Skipped - Tester determined that test did not need to be run and did not execute the test (He/She knew it would fail due to an already logged defect for example)

 

There is a contingent of folks who want to use the following result:

Pass with Exceptions -- Test case passed all verification points but failed due to an anomaly found in a related product or in an area not related to the requirements being tested.. for example -- i'm looking at load performance and i see an unrelated defect in the GUI.

 

I am opposed to this definition as it seems to be a little unclear with regard to intent and I have seen the definition get changed to allow failing test cases to "Pass with exception"

 

Has anyone seen any standards published that provide guidance in this area?

 

Thanks,

 

Mike

 

Hello,

 

Iam new to this site and found it very useful. I have worked as a software tester for 7 years  and would like to return to the testing market again after a gap of 2 years from the industry as my child is young.

I have worked on Agile methodologies and some scripting in ruby (basic knowledge) with Cucumber.

I would like to learn few technologies and an automation tool before I start looking for jobs. Please advice me what scripting langauge and automation tools I should focus on.

Since I have a gap of 2years I would like to gain skills before I start giving interviews.

Please help!

has anyone tried to test their web sites within Facbook's mobile app web browser? I wondering if there are any benefits from having my testers go through our e-commerce site using the browser. We do advertise on Facebook, so I can see a benefit, but I'm convinced it should be part of our browser rotation when we test.

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Thanks in advanced

Dektop application automation tool for testing

What advantages are teams finding in terms of identifying defects when testing on physical mobile devices as opposed to tools such as Perfecto Mobile? Thanks.

I recently heard about an open source tool called "One Tool". It is basicalled a defect management tool. Need more details on it. Can someone help? You may point to any links that should be fine too.

 

Thanks

I work in the healthcare industry and we are looking to bring a tool in-house for automation. Currently our billing application is done in Java Swing and I have found capatibility issues using Selenium against Swing, but not sure about QTP or TestComplete.

Any insight on the better of the two and why would be incredibly helpful. Thank you in advance.

 

JMAX

In our Organization we are planning to set up a Mobile Application Lab. Could you please help me in identifying the needs of the lab and its maintainance

  • Devices and equipments required (Mobiles of different platforms,tablets,macbook,kindle,sim cards with 2G and 3G, wifi, lan connection)
  • Emulators/ Cloud requirement
  • Lab security Maintainence
  • Set up requirements and maintenance.

 

Who can tell about his practical experience to work in a Agile and DevOps environment? You can for example think of questions like below:

  • What were for example the general advantages and disadvantages?
  • How was the relationship/atmosphere within the team?
  • Which was more succesfull at the end?
  • What do you prefere and why?

For example, there could be multiple outputs for one input depending state of the application or one input can have only one output also. 

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