8. Communication and coordination risks
The common risks of software testing mainly include the following points:
1. Demand Risk
The understanding of software requirements is not accurate enough , resulting in errors in the test scope , missing some requirements or executing wrong test methods ;
In addition, changes in requirements lead to changes in test cases , and there are errors in synchronization.
2. Test case risk
The test case design is incomplete , ignoring boundary conditions, exception handling, etc., and the use case does not fully cover the requirements ;
Not all test cases , and some test cases are omitted intentionally or unintentionally .
3. Risk of defects
Some defects are sporadic , hard to reproduce , and easy to miss .
4. Code quality risk
The quality of software code is poor , resulting in more defects and prone to omission of tests .
5. Test environment risk
In some cases, the test environment cannot be completely consistent with the production environment , resulting in errors in test results .
6. Testing Technical Risks
Certain projects have technical difficulties , and testing capabilities and levels lead to slow testing progress and project delays .
7. Regression testing risk
Regression tests generally do not run all test cases , and there may be incomplete tests .
8. Communication and coordination risks
During the testing process, there are many roles designed , and there are communication and collaboration between different personnel and roles. It is inevitable that there will be misunderstandings and poor communication , which will lead to project delays .
9. Other unpredictable risks
Some emergencies and irresistible factors also constitute risk factors, which are difficult to predict and avoid.
