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1. BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation): |
A standard graphical notation that communicates the steps and interactions in a business process. BPMN is a common language bridging the understanding gap between business stakeholders and technical experts.
The cooperative effort of team members working together to achieve a shared goal. Collaboration might involve creating, reviewing, and maintaining test scenarios together in the context of testing.
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3. Continuous Deployment (CD): |
A software development practice where code changes are automatically deployed to a production environment after they pass all stages of testing and validation. CD aims to accelerate software delivery while maintaining high quality and reliability.
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4. Continuous Integration (CI): |
A software development practice where developers frequently merge changes into a principal code repository. The changes are automatically tested to identify and resolve issues early, promoting a more robust, error-free codebase.
A domain-specific language used to describe software system behavior in a readable, structured format. Tools like Cucumber, SpecFlow, and Behave, use Gherkin as the foundation for creating test scenarios.
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6. Real-Time Visibility: |
The capability to observe, in real time, the changes and updates made by team members in a shared workspace. This feature fosters effective collaboration and ensures all contributors share the same understanding of the work in progress.
Using software tools and frameworks to execute test cases automatically. This process minimizes the need for manual intervention, enhancing testing speed and precision.
A specified set of test inputs, execution conditions, and expected outcomes crafted to verify whether a particular software function or feature behaves as intended.
The comprehensive process of planning, designing, executing, and monitoring software tests. The primary objective is to ensure the delivery of superior-quality software products.
A comprehensive description of a system's behavior, outlining the necessary steps to verify that behavior. Test scenarios, often written in Gherkin, form the backbone of test case development.
An organized collection of test cases grouped and executed together to validate a specific software component or functionality.