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General Tech QA/Testing 2 years ago
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2 years ago
What is the difference between testing existing systems and new systems, considering test types, triggers for testing and amount of testing?
Test types are the same: confirmation and regression testing. Confirmation testing is performed on the changed software, whereas regression testing serves to demonstrate that the changed software works as intended.
Triggers for testing differ: in the case of maintenance testing it's modification, migration or retirement. For testing a new system the trigger it is delivering a functional from the user perspective product.
Amount of testing is bigger for testing a new system, as for maintenance testing the amount of regression testing can be optimized due to the impact analysis.
I feel like I'm missing something, as there should be some other differences.