Sara Ford - Investigating a test case failure in the lab (Maddog Part 2)
- Posted: Feb 03, 2005 at 4:51 PM
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Whenever a test case fails in a test case run, the owner of that test case needs to verify why the test case failed. It could have failed because of a product bug or a test case issue. The sooner a product bug is logged, the better the chances are of
it getting fixed, and catching any regressions as soon as possible from the fix.
In this clip, watch MHagman and SaraF investigate a test case failure that results in 2 product bugs in VS Core’s lab.
See Sara's blog post "What is a nightly test case" for more information about what scenarios go into nightlies and how often they are run.
For more Devdiv updates check out our C9 site: http://channel9.msdn.com/devdiv - josh
In this clip, watch MHagman and SaraF investigate a test case failure that results in 2 product bugs in VS Core’s lab.
See Sara's blog post "What is a nightly test case" for more information about what scenarios go into nightlies and how often they are run.
For more Devdiv updates check out our C9 site: http://channel9.msdn.com/devdiv - josh
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