Regression Test Plan
I. Introduction
This Regression Test Plan is prepared by [YOUR NAME] from [YOUR COMPANY NAME].Our company specializes in innovative tech solutions. This plan aims to ensure the stability and functionality of our software following recent deployments. It covers objectives, scope, strategies, test cases, resources, schedule, entry and exit criteria, risk management, and reporting for regression testing starting January 1, 2050.
II. Objective and Scope
A. Objective
The objective of this Regression Test Plan is to ensure that the recent deployment has not adversely affected the existing functionalities of the software application. This includes verifying that:
New features are working as expected.
Existing functionalities are not broken.
Performance and security standards are maintained.
B. Scope
The scope of the regression testing will cover:
Critical Business Functionalities: Key operations that are essential to the business process.
High-Risk Areas: Components or modules most likely to be affected by recent changes.
Key Integrations: Interfaces and interactions with other systems.
User Interface and User Experience: Ensuring that the user interface is consistent and user-friendly.
III. Test Strategy
A. Approach
Manual Testing: Focus on areas that require human judgment, such as UI/UX and exploratory testing.
Automated Testing: Use automated scripts for repetitive and regression-prone areas.
B. Types of Tests
Test Type | Description |
|---|
Smoke Tests | Basic tests to ensure application stability. |
Functional Tests | Detailed tests of specific functionalities. |
Integration Tests | Ensuring different parts work together. |
Performance Tests | Checking application performance under load. |
Security Tests | Verifying no new security vulnerabilities. |
C. Tools
Tool Type | Tool Name |
|---|
Automation Tool | Selenium |
Test Management Tool | JIRA |
Continuous Integration | Jenkins |
D. Test Environment
Component | Details |
|---|
Operating Systems | Windows 10, MacOS 10.15 |
Browsers | Chrome, Firefox, Safari |
Database | MySQL 8.0 |
Application Server | Apache Tomcat 9.0 |
IV. Test Cases
A. Test Case Selection
Regression tests will include:
Smoke Tests: Ensure the application is stable.
Critical Path Tests: Key functionalities that must always work.
Impact Area Tests: Areas most likely affected by recent changes.
Boundary Tests: Testing the limits of application functionalities.
B. Example Test Cases
Test Case ID | Test Case Description | Expected Result |
|---|
TC-001 | Verify login with valid credentials | User successfully logs in |
TC-002 | Verify error message for invalid login attempts | Error message displayed |
TC-003 | Verify user profile update | Profile information updated and reflected in the database |
TC-004 | Verify transaction processing | Transactions completed successfully and accurately |
TC-005 | Verify search functionality | Accurate and relevant search results displayed |
V. Resources
A. Team Members
Role | Name |
|---|
Test Manager | [YOUR NAME] |
QA Lead | [QA NAME] |
Test Engineers | [LIST OF ENGINEERS] |
B. Roles and Responsibilities
Role | Responsibilities |
|---|
Test Manager | Oversee the regression testing process, ensure resources are allocated, handle reporting, and coordinate with other departments. |
QA Lead | Coordinate test activities, manage test case execution, report issues, and ensure adherence to test strategies. |
Test Engineers | Execute test cases, report defects, verify fixes, and maintain test documentation. |
VI. Schedule
A. Timeline
Activity | Start Date | End Date |
|---|
Test Planning | January 1, 2050 | January 3, 2050 |
Test Case Development | January 4, 2050 | January 7, 2050 |
Test Execution | January 8, 2050 | January 15, 2050 |
Defect Reporting & Retesting | January 16, 2050 | January 20, 2050 |
Test Completion | January 21, 2050 | - |
VII. Entry and Exit Criteria
A. Entry Criteria
Criteria |
|---|
Deployment of the new build in the test environment. |
Updated test cases and automation scripts. |
Test environment is set up and stable. |
Approval from the development team to start testing. |
B. Exit Criteria
Criteria |
|---|
All critical and high-priority test cases were executed. |
No critical or high-severity defects remain unresolved. |
Test summary report reviewed and approved by stakeholders. |
Sign-off from QA Lead and Test Manager. |
VIII. Risk Management
A. Potential Risks
Risk | Description |
|---|
Resource Availability | Risk of key team members being unavailable. |
Environment Issues | Potential issues with test environment stability. |
Defect Leakage | Risk of defects not being detected during regression testing. |
Automation Failures | Risks associated with automated test script failures. |
B. Mitigation Strategies
Strategy | Description |
|---|
Resource Backup | Have backup resources available for critical roles. |
Environment Monitoring | Regularly monitor and maintain the test environment. |
Comprehensive Testing | Ensure thorough test case coverage and prompt defect resolution. |
Automation Maintenance | Regularly update and maintain automation scripts. |
IX. Reporting
A. Test Reports
Report Type | Description |
|---|
Daily Test Execution Report | Summary of test cases executed, passed, and failed. Example: "January 10, 2050: Executed 50 test cases, 45 passed, 5 failed." |
Defect Report | Details of defects found, their status, and resolution progress. Example: "Defect ID 82948: Critical - Login fails with valid credentials. Status: Open, Assigned to Developer." |
Final Test Summary Report | Overall summary of regression testing, including key metrics and findings. Example: "Regression Testing Summary - January 21, 2050: Total Test Cases: 200, Passed: 190, Failed: 10, Critical Defects: 0." |
X. Approval
Approved by | Title | Date |
|---|
[YOUR NAME] | Test Manager | January 21, 2050 |
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