Daily Build and Smoke Test¶
McConnell, S. (1996). Daily Build and Smoke Test. IEEE Software.
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Domain-specific¶
- Smoke Test
- The term has a separate, older meaning in software engineering — a quick check that a new build runs at all before deeper testing is committed — which shares the cheap-fast-filter-before-expensive-work structure but tests function rather than demand
Supported in partVerified against a saved copy of the source
“a relatively simple check to see whether the product "smokes" when it runs”
- The term has a separate, older meaning in software engineering — a quick check that a new build runs at all before deeper testing is committed — which shares the cheap-fast-filter-before-expensive-work structure but tests function rather than demand
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