Here are the notes from today. Some useful guidelines:
When we file a bug, we need to ensure that there is an instruction of how to reproduce the issue.
We should refer the bug to a test case.
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When we close a bug, we should also ensure that the issue is described properly in the bug. This is including how to verify it.
If we do not already have a test case, we should consider creating one. This is for regression testing to ensure the issue won't come back again.
In the end, all bugs, regardless that they are filed by QA or not will be covered in QA test cases.
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No need to worry about too many test cases. We still need to prioritize them. Not all of them will be tested over again.
Also, some of them can be automated, while others not. It is not a criteria for not creating a test case based on whether it can be automated.
When we file a bug, we need to ensure that there is an instruction of how to reproduce the issue.
We should refer the bug to a test case.
--
When we close a bug, we should also ensure that the issue is described properly in the bug. This is including how to verify it.
If we do not already have a test case, we should consider creating one. This is for regression testing to ensure the issue won't come back again.
In the end, all bugs, regardless that they are filed by QA or not will be covered in QA test cases.
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No need to worry about too many test cases. We still need to prioritize them. Not all of them will be tested over again.
Also, some of them can be automated, while others not. It is not a criteria for not creating a test case based on whether it can be automated.
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