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A COMPLETE GUIDE TO REGRESSION TESTING

By  Pritam Barhate  In  Blog  Posted  September 2, 2022

In the software development lifecycle, testing is often underestimated or not
given the needed amount of importance as compared to other development stages
like UI/UX design. But one cannot deny the fact that testing plays a vital role
in helping you overcome complex technical challenges and meet user expectations.

To put it simply, understanding its significance can deliver quality-driven
applications, whereas avoiding it may expose them to potential bugs, glitches,
and unwanted situations. Therefore, it is imperative to explore various testing
types before releasing your product into the market. 

Today, we are going to have a detailed discussion on regression testing and
discuss the following concepts:

 1. What is Software Regression Testing?
 2. Why is Regression Testing Important?
 3. What are the Key Regression Testing Challenges and Solutions to Overcome
    them?
 4. How do You Perform a Regression Test? 
 5. What are the Best Practices to Achieve Seamless Regression Testing?
 6. How to Choose the Right Regression Testing Tools?


WHAT IS SOFTWARE REGRESSION TESTING?

It is nothing but a type of software testing that helps your testing and quality
assurance (QA) teams to execute updates, code changes, or other optimization
tasks without negatively impacting your existing application’s performance. In a
nutshell, the ultimate goal of this technique is to identify any regressions in
an already tested environment. 

For instance, let’s consider an app that enables users to add, save and remove
data. Now developers want to integrate a unique feature that allows them to edit
and update data. Here, testing and QA teams need to ensure that the current
features and functionalities of the app work as intended while adding new ones.
They also need to verify that no bugs are introduced during the process. 

To give you a better idea, let’s take a look at the below areas and understand
when to use a regression test for your project. 

 * Adding a new feature or functionality to the software
 * Updating an existing feature with a new requirement
 * An application demanding configuration changes
 * Improving UI/UX abilities
 * Experiencing performance issues along with bug fixes
 * Source code optimization activities and patch fixes
 * Change in the production environment
 * The codebase is fixed to solve defects 

To cater to these specific areas or other unexpected turbulent circumstances, it
is imperative to have a brief idea about the seven major types of regression
testing techniques mentioned below.


 * UNIT REGRESSION TESTING
   
   It is a type of testing technique that focuses on delivering a useful coding
   unit that adds value to the totality of your software. Considering key
   features, this test works on several factors, including recurring defects. It
   helps your testing team to remove all the resulting dependencies while
   performing the test.


 * CORRECTIVE REGRESSION TESTING
   
   This testing is performed when no prevailing changes or issues are introduced
   around the product specification. It doesn’t push the testers to plan and
   build new test cases because they get enough room to reuse the existing ones
   and generate desired results seamlessly.


 * SELECTIVE REGRESSION TESTING
   
   This is a regression test that analyzes the impact of the freshly added piece
   of code on an already existing app. It makes sure that the QA team uses a
   subset of the current test case in practice. Altogether, it cuts the overhead
   costs related to retesting alongside saving the time and effort to develop a
   new test case from the ground up.


 * RETEST-ALL REGRESSION TESTING
   
   This is often regarded as the most time-consuming method, which involves
   testing all the existing components of a particular application from scratch.
   It is applicable when testers are unable to test things rightly or entirely
   miss out on testing some aspects related to previous testing phases.


 * PROGRESSIVE REGRESSION TESTING
   
   When the existing test cases become obsolete, you need to create new ones.
   These test cases will address all the changing requirements while modifying
   the product specifications. Simply put, a progressive regression test helps
   the QA team use fresh testing scenarios when the product vision is
   compromised.


 * PARTIAL REGRESSION TESTING
   
   This type of regression testing is performed only when new codes are added to
   the existing lines of code. It ensures that potential regressions are removed
   to keep the application up and run the same way as it was earlier.


 * COMPLETE REGRESSION TESTING
   
   A complete regression test can be your go-to option to handle major coding
   issues. It is specifically used to counter complex modifications in the root
   code of the software. It helps testers predict and remove unexpected issues,
   thereby rolling out error-free digital products and services.


WHY IS REGRESSION TESTING IMPORTANT?

The right regression test plan can cater to diverse software development
requirements. It allows your testers and QA specialists to analyze potential
issues that may have emerged while introducing new code into existing programs
or applications. 

Some of the other reasons that make it a must-have are as follows:


 * EVALUATES THE FUNCTIONALITY OF NEW CODE
   
   A regression test is used to assess an application before implementing the
   new code, followed by retesting the same application to ensure that it
   functions as it should, even after adding a new piece of code.


 * ENSURES FRESHLY ADDED CODE HAS NO IMPACT ON EXISTING CODING FEATURES 
   
   Testers can use regression testing each time a program or application is
   updated to track the visibility of new code alongside making sure that it has
   no negative impact on the current features of the program.   


 * MONITORS THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF IMPLEMENTING SOFTWARE UPDATES
   
   It checks for all sorts of defects or bugs after implementing updates. For
   example, a mobile game tester might run a regression test to evaluate whether
   the introduction of a new code has resulted in unexpected vulnerabilities or
   glitches, thereby making iterations to fix the same.


 * ENABLES RETESTING 
   
   It offers additional test executions for QA assessments to ensure the
   credibility, viability, and utility of the modifications made to the
   application’s code. By retesting each case, testers can analyze how the new
   changes affect the program after a software update or change.


WHAT ARE THE KEY REGRESSION TESTING CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS TO OVERCOME THEM?

If you are planning to perform a regression test, you need to understand the
challenges that it brings to the table. Irrespective of the project size, you
need to invest a good amount of time and effort to achieve desired outcomes via
these tests. Especially when it comes to regression testing in Agile, your QA
and testing team has to deal with complex issues related to regular
modifications and customizations. 

For instance, let’s consider an Agile environment that rapidly adapts to changes
and is committed to delivering relevant updates for an application every
alternate week. The biggest challenge while removing regressions from such an
environment is selecting the test cases. Because your teams will not get the
needed flexibility to test every single case related to the application. 

On the other hand, with every new update, it becomes more than necessary for
testers to retest a few features repeatedly while considering new test
scenarios. This ultimately affects the project timelines and clogs the
development process. Besides, when experiencing frequent changes, the volume of
manual tests is bound to go beyond acceptable levels.    

Indeed, manual tests are necessary for early development stages. But as time
passes by, maintaining this high test coverage becomes a much more complex and
time-intensive process. And that’s where automation can help. You can easily
combat all the mentioned challenges and issues by automating regression testing.
It can be an ideal choice for enterprises that want to deliver top-notch
products with minimal quality assurance costs. 

Be it a small-scale application or a large-scale enterprise product, automating
your regression test suite can help you address multiple issues and deploy
anticipated updates within a set timeline and budget. It can take care of
prolonged repetitive activities such as producing massive amounts of
business-critical data and help you focus on exploratory testing. Now, let us
have a look at its process in detail.


HOW DO YOU PERFORM A REGRESSION TEST? 

Understanding how to do regression testing is the only way to create a fail-safe
product strategy. Here are the key steps that can simplify this regression
testing process and help you generate profitable outcomes in the long run. 

STEP 1: BUILD YOUR REGRESSION SUITE

The first step is to build an effective regression test suite that consists of a
series of test cases to ensure that your application is working as expected
after going through systematic updates or modifications. You can easily create
it with the help of existing test cases – smoke tests, manual tests, integration
tests, unit tests, performance tests, etc., that are developed from day one. You
can include all testing scenarios for your regression suite that have previously
verified that your application is running as intended. 

STEP 2: SELECTING YOUR REGRESSION TESTS 

The next step is to select the test cases that demand retesting. You don’t need
to test the complete suite; instead, you should focus on specific modules and
identify the ones that are driven by a change in the source code. This will help
your testers to categorize test cases separately as Obsolete and Reusable. While
reusable test cases should be used for upcoming regression cycles, considering
obsolete ones won’t be necessary. 

Some of the test cases that you rely on include:

 * Error-prone areas of the program that are likely to be most vulnerable to
   system changes.
 * Test cases that verify the primary features and functions of a product.
 * Complex cases like GUI event sequences. 

STEP 3: DEFINE THE TIMEFRAMES TO EXECUTE TEST CASES

This step is all about estimating the time required to execute the set of
selected test cases. You need to finalize how often you want a regression test
to run. Some key factors that can help you determine the execution time include
creating test data, reviewing test cases, and regression test planning (by your
testing and QA team).

STEP 4: IDENTIFY THE TEST CASES THAT CAN BE AUTOMATED

After deciding the execution time, it is time to discover the test cases that
can be successfully automated. Based on the results of your exploratory testing,
you need to divide the test cases into two subdivisions – Manual and Automated.
For instance, manual test cases can define a complex sequence of events, while
automated ones can help you reuse the same scripts as and when required.  

STEP 5: PRIORITIZE TEST CASES

As the name suggests, this step concentrates on prioritizing the test cases as
high, medium, and low. It is necessary to determine the most relevant test cases
and prioritize them to manage sessions effectively. This evaluation should be
backed by user engagement and the overall software performance.   

Here’s an ideal way to set the priority level for your cases:

Priority 0: All sanity test cases that involve the core functionalities of your
app and pre-system acceptance. 

Priority 1: Key features that are not an integral part of the core
functionalities. 

Priority 2: Include cases that are unable to provide high value but play a vital
role in avoiding technical debt at the same time.

STEP 6: EXECUTING TEST CASES

The final step is to execute all the test cases one at a time and verify whether
your application is working properly as it should or not. Depending on your
project-specific requirements, you can either choose to automate or go for
manual testing.

Now you know how to execute a regression test. But to reap the benefits, you
also need to get familiar with the four most important regression testing
methods. Let’s take a look at them one by one.  

#1 Regression Test Selection: Focuses on selecting the test cases that require
retesting.

#2 Test Case Prioritization: Gathers all possible test cases and prioritizes
them accordingly.

#3 Retest All: It is dedicated to retesting the complete regression test suite.

#4 Hybrid: It is a combination of Test Case Prioritization and Regression Test
Selection methods. 

Out of which, the most competent method is the hybrid one. Because it gives your
team the needed extension for both regression test selection and test case
prioritization simultaneously, followed by the choice of which one to conduct
first. This ultimately saves time and effort for your teams.


WHAT ARE THE BEST PRACTICES TO ACHIEVE SEAMLESS REGRESSION TESTING?

After knowing the importance, it is time to discuss some regression testing best
practices that can help you build a foolproof regression strategy and help your
products and services stand out.   


 * FOLLOW THE LATEST REGRESSION SUITE
   
   Your teams need to stay in line with the latest regression test suites to
   keep up with the ever-changing user expectations and technology advancements.
   For this, they need to thoroughly examine the non-functional/functional
   requirements and prioritize the test cases accordingly.


 * REGULARLY UPDATE YOUR REGRESSION PACK
   
   A regression pack is a compilation of test cases performed when the software
   is updated. It can be used to integrate Ad-hoc or random tests with ease. It
   is necessary to stay up-to-date with this pack to remove potential bugs in
   real, controlled situations.


 * BE ATTENTIVE TO HIGHLY-TRAFFICKED PATHS
   
   Keeping an eye for highly-trafficked paths will help you incorporate key
   functionalities and features into your application. It is essential to
   understand the target audience, and the collaborations, standard highlights,
   and attributes they mostly like. 


 * RUN A FULL REGRESSION SUITE ONLY WHEN REQUIRED
   
   It is not necessary to run a full regression suite for every build. When it
   comes to a minor release, you can trigger smoke tests and carry out a
   specific regression test for a modified module. Besides, organizing test
   cases as per the Automated Ultrasonic Testing (AUT) can also prove
   beneficial.  


 * REPEAT TEST CASES
   
   Tests that identified errors and glitches in the past are worth incorporating
   into your regression packs. Executing the tests that the program passes
   easily can also ensure authenticity. 


 * BE DATA-DRIVEN 
   
   Develop the habit of relying on datasets in order to increase the efficiency
   of your regression testing environment. This will help you avoid
   redundancies, create scripts with lesser code, store information as a
   database that can be managed easily, and so on.


 * CLOSELY OBSERVE CHANGES
   
   Change is the only constant in software development. Hence, you must pay
   close attention to every significant change or modification. Make sure you
   collaborate with your developers, testers, and QA professionals to gain
   hands-on knowledge about the latest upgraded version and be aware of new
   alterations.


 * USE A DIVERSIFIED AUTOMATION TOOLKIT 
   
   You need to use relevant tools and technologies that will increase test
   coverage, offer wide-ranging testing opportunities, and help you explore your
   preferred scripted language to its best.


HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT REGRESSION TESTING TOOLS?

There are various tools available across the market, including TestComplete, IBM
Rational Functional Tester, Selenium, Appium, REST Assured, MicroFocus UFT,
etc., that you can use to successfully achieve regression testing automation or
satisfy multiple manual testing requirements. 

To find out the right fit for your project, you can follow the below checklist. 


 * TEST AUTHORING
   
   The tool should allow quick test creation and editing to support the
   increasing number of regression test cases with new feature additions or an
   entirely new version release.  


 * AUTOMATED REGRESSION TESTS
   
   The tool you select must have the potential to schedule and perform automatic
   regression testing after every build. 


 * DETAILED REPORTS 
   
   It is important to know the status of the release to decide the most
   appropriate time for launching the product. Hence, you need to choose a tool
   that determines release readiness by providing in-depth reports and
   statistics.


 * ACTIONABLE FEEDBACK
   
   Your chosen tool should provide quick, actionable feedback to clearly
   evaluate active tasks, proceeding items, and potential failures.


 * PARALLEL EXECUTION
   
   The tool should be able to host an environment that supports parallel testing
   and takes minimal time to execute the same.


 * AFFECTED TEST IDENTIFICATION
   
   You need to choose a tool that identifies affected tests quickly and easily
   because of a change. This will save a lot of debugging and maintenance time
   that your testing and QA team may spend on determining the affected tests
   after each modification.


 * EASY TO MAINTAIN
   
   It takes a decent amount of time for a tester to plan and execute maintenance
   activities for an application. Thus, you need to choose a tool that is easy
   to understand, use, and maintain. It should support quick pivoting and
   iteration without slack.


 * COLLABORATION
   
   The tool should facilitate cross-functional team collaboration and
   communication throughout the testing process. It should assist teams in
   creating a modern software development environment that is based on
   transparency and agility.


WRAPPING UP

Whether you have a legacy application in place or a new product all set to
launch, a well-structured regression testing plan will help you fulfill your
desired QA and software development goals by all means. It will prevent your
project from going over budget, keep your teams on track, and eliminate
unexpected bugs from impacting the overall productivity of your application. You
just need to follow the right process and choose tools that can help you
implement and use it to your benefit. You can also opt for our test automation
services to build world-class, error-free software solutions.


AUTHOR'S BIO:

Pritam Barhate

Pritam Barhate, with an experience of 14+ years in technology, heads Technology
Innovation at Mobisoft Infotech. He has a rich experience in design and has been
a consultant for a variety of industries and startups. At Mobisoft Infotech, he
primarily focuses on technology resources and develops the most advanced
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