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🔄 Regression & Smoke Testing

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Python Week 1: the first filter for runtime behavior
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# 🔄 Regression & Smoke Testing ## 1. 🎯 Learning Objectives - Apply selective regression testing strategies - Design smoke test suites for build verification - Automate regression testing in CI/CD ## 2.

🔄 Regression & Smoke Testing

1. 🎯 Learning Objectives

  • Apply selective regression testing strategies
  • Design smoke test suites for build verification
  • Automate regression testing in CI/CD

2. 📖 Core Content

3.1 Regression Testing Strategies

  • Retest-all: Run all tests (complete but expensive)
  • Selective: Run tests related to changed code
  • Risk-based: Prioritize high-risk areas
  • Random: Random subset of tests

3.2 Smoke Testing

Quick verification that critical functionality works after build. Run before full regression suite. Characteristics: Fast (< 15 min), covers core paths, run on every build.

3.3 Test Prioritization

Order test execution to find defects faster:
  1. Failed tests in previous run
  2. Tests covering recent changes
  3. High-risk tests
  4. Most frequently failing tests Join Discord PreviousPerformance & SecurityNextAcceptance & Exploratory
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