Regression Testing in Agile: How to Test Without Slowing Down Your Sprints
Regression testing in Agile is essential for ensuring that existing features work correctly after changes. However, the traditional manual testing approach is incompatible with the fast-paced nature of Agile sprints. The article advocates for automating regression tests to maintain velocity while allowing manual testing for exploratory purposes.
- ▪Regression testing verifies that an application's features continue to work after each sprint's changes.
- ▪Manual regression testing can consume a significant portion of a sprint's testing capacity, leading to potential regressions being overlooked.
- ▪The article suggests automating regression tests to improve efficiency and reserving manual testing for exploratory tasks.
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