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What is regression testing?
Regression testing is a quality assurance process that involves re-executing existing test cases to confirm that recent updates haven't adversely affected previously functioning elements of the software.
It’s vital to keep software reliable, catching snags that could pop up after any changes and ensure everything (logins, payments, etc) still works smoothly at go live. It can be done manually or with automated tools, depending on the project and while it can be time-consuming, it’s essential for avoiding costly glitches in the future.
PSP's approach to regression testing
PSP's logical approach to regression testing reduces disruption during your releases and reduces costs. By fulfilling your regression tests, we ensure your new features or bug fixes have not impacted the performance of the existing application.
We also check the enhancements, compared with the original plan and perform impact analysis of the changes made to the test environment and applications.
Functional & non-functional regression
With users' expectations and demands continuously changing, system applications must be constantly updated with enhancements, bug fixes and integration capabilities. With regular update launches, Continuous Testing (CT) needs to be in place to check both the functional and non-functional components of the application.
Regression is a form of CT that performs repetitive functional and non-functional tests to speed up the software update process. This ensures the application or website performs exactly how it did before the changes were deployed.
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