QA Automation
Damanbir Singh Kalra
Junior QA Analyst at Binary Stream Software | QA intern at QASource | CSE Graduate ?? |
What are the drawbacks and pitfalls for not using automation testing in the project?
1- Manual testing takes a lot of time and effort, especially for repetitive tasks. This often results in longer testing cycles and delays in releases. ?
2- Since manual testing relies on human accuracy, it can sometimes be inconsistent and may miss critical defects. ?
3- Manual regression testing can be tedious and time-consuming, often leading to gaps in coverage of previous functionality, which can allow regressions to slip through. ??
4- Manual testing isn't suitable for performance, load, and stress testing because these require simulating many users and high-stress scenarios. ??
5- Automated tests can be reused across different projects and iterations, ensuring consistency and saving time. Manual tests don't offer this advantage, leading to repeated efforts.