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Question 29

What represents good practice when automating a manual regression test suite?

Test data shared between tests should, where feasible, be stored and accessed from a single source to avoid duplication or introduction of error.

All existing manual tests should be decomposed into several smaller automated tests to reduce functional overlap.

Remove inter-dependencies between tests to reduce automation failures and costly error analysis.

Once a manual test has been automated, execute it immediately to Identify whether it operates correctly.

Correct Answer: A

Good practice when automating a manual regression test suite includes ensuring that test data shared between tests should, where feasible, be stored and accessed from a single source to avoid duplication or introduction of error. This helps maintain data consistency and reduces the chances of errors due to data mismatches, which can result from duplicated data stored in multiple locations.

Discussion

WokawokaeeeOption: A

should be A, i don't find nothing for when to perform test on sylabus.

zaazoozeba28Option: A

However, in an automated test, data which is shared should—where possible and feasible—be stored and accessed from a single source to avoid duplication, or introduction of errors.

[Removed]Option: A

A. Test data shared between tests should, where feasible, be stored and accessed from a single source to avoid duplication or introduction of error, represents good practice when automating a manual regression test suite.

sctmpOption: A

. However, in an automated test, data which is shared should—where possible and feasible—be stored and accessed from a single source to avoid duplication, or introduction of errors.