Hi Aliya, We have gone through Amy's mail also in this regard.
We had already discussed about this in the previous concall wherein we informed you about our plans to pick out ( or prioritise) the important test cases and do for generic acceptance test. We will discuss further in this matter today. Regards - JS "Aliya Walji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/02/2008 13:03 To "Developer" <[email protected]> cc Arpita Adhicary/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Jaganathan Srinivasan/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Sreenivasulu R Borra/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Chandi Datta/India/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject General test case template feedback - test case prioritization Hello Arpita, I wanted to start a thread around general test case template feedback (independent of the feedback for the test cases for specific features that you have provided). For now, I only have one general piece of feedback, but as others on the team start to look at your test cases and formats, there will probably be others with some ideas for improvement. Hopefully you don't mind going about the process of finalizing the format a little bit iteratively. A while back, we discussed the need to prioritize test cases versus just the general test scenarios you have been creating. In looking at your test cases, I think it will be necessary to prioritize not only the scenarios, but also the individual test cases themselves, to make sure we know which cases to cut if time runs short and also, which bugs to fix if certain test cases do not pass (e.g. if a bug is found in a low priority test case, it is also a lower priority bug to fix). I haven't provided guidance about overall quality risks and priorities around quality risks thus far, because these have not been formally defined. That being said, I still think you should take a stab at providing test case prioritization, even without this guidance from our team, if possible. Amy has some good suggestions for how to go about assigning priorities per test case. I will let her respond to this email with her ideas, and then we can discuss over email and in our meetings to figure out how to take her suggestions and make them work for the v1.1 Mifos testing effort. Thanks, Aliya
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