Regression Testing

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Regression Testing

Athena CyberCraft Aegis emphasizes regression testing as a critical part of its functional testing suite. This form of testing ensures that recent code changes haven’t negatively affected existing functionalities. Using automation tools like Selenium and frameworks such as TestNG or Python-based BDD, they systematically re-execute previously passed test cases after updates to confirm continued system integrity. Their goal is to deliver high-performing and reliable applications, and regression testing is essential in achieving this consistency, especially across Agile development cycles.

Process We Follow

01. Identify Impacted Areas

Pinpoint features or modules affected by recent changes in code or configuration.

Choose previously passed test cases related to the impacted areas and critical flows.

Run automated or manual tests to validate old functionalities still work properly.

Compare outputs, log defects if any, and report for further fixes or validation.

  • Identify Impacted Areas

Outcome of Our Services

Regression testing plays a vital role in maintaining product stability throughout development. By retesting existing features after updates or bug fixes, it ensures that nothing is unintentionally broken. This results in stable releases, reduced post-deployment issues, and consistent performance across software versions—critical for client trust and user satisfaction

  • icon Stability After Code Changes
  • icon Prevention of Reintroduced Bugs
  • icon Reliable Software Releases
  • icon Consistent Functionality Across Versions