Automated tests are failing while manual tests pass. Are you confident in your testing strategy?
When automated tests fail and manual tests pass, it can shake your confidence in your testing strategy. This discrepancy often points to underlying issues with the test environment, configuration, or the automated test scripts themselves. Manual testing is performed by a human who can adapt to various conditions and interpret results with nuance, whereas automated tests are programmed to follow strict criteria. This can lead to false positives or negatives if the automated tests aren't designed with enough flexibility or understanding of the system under test (SUT). It's essential to evaluate why these differences in outcomes are occurring and adjust your approach accordingly.