1. How to write a confirmation test report
The confirmation test report is one of the important results of the confirmation test, which records the results and problems of the test. The following aspects need to be paid attention to when writing the confirmation test report
1. Summary of test results: In the report, it is necessary to summarize the test results and clarify whether the confirmation test has passed. At the same time, the test passing percentage can also be given to visually reflect the test coverage of the software.
2. Problem feedback and repair tracking: If a problem is found during the test, it needs to be recorded in detail and track its repair progress. In the confirmation test report, a list of problems can be listed, including problem description, impact degree, solution and other information.
3. Test environment and data: In order to ensure the repeatability and reliability of the test, the confirmation test report should include the environment used for the test, hardware configuration, and the source and preparation process of the test data.
4. Conclusions and recommendations: Finally, the validation test report needs to give conclusions and recommendations. The conclusion is to make a comprehensive evaluation of the test results of the software, and to propose improvement suggestions and solutions for the problems found in the test.
2. How does software validation testing differ from other testing phases?
Software validation testing focuses on the user's perspective, verifying whether the software meets user needs and expectations; while other testing stages such as unit testing, integration testing, etc. mainly focus on the correctness and stability of the software internals.
3. Why software validation testing is required
Software validation testing is the last stage, which aims to verify whether the software meets the user's needs and expected functions, ensuring the quality of the software and user experience. Confirmation testing is crucial to ensure software quality and user satisfaction, and both software developers and users should pay attention to and participate in it.