Testing
Overview
To ensure the reliability, security, and performance of OpenG2P, a structured testing approach was conducted, primarily focusing on Sanity Testing and Regression Testing.
Testing Approach
The testing approach for OpenG2P includes two primary methodologies:
Sanity Testing
Regression Testing
Sanity Testing
Objective: Sanity testing ensures that new builds, bug fixes, or minor changes in the OpenG2P system do not introduce new defects and that the core functionalities work as expected.
Key Focus Areas:
Verification of critical workflows such as user authentication, beneficiary enrollment, and program management.
Quick validation of database integrity after updates.
Basic UI and API response checks to confirm stability.
Execution:
Performed on new releases or patches.
Limited scope, focusing only on recent changes and their direct impact.
If sanity tests pass, the system moves to deeper regression testing.
Regression Testing
Objective: Regression testing ensures that existing functionalities continue to work correctly after system modifications, updates, or enhancements.
Key Focus Areas:
Validation of end-to-end workflows, including beneficiary registration, payment processing, and reporting.
Testing of database transactions to ensure data consistency and security.
Verification of API integrations with third-party financial systems.
Execution:
Performed after major updates, feature additions, or bug fixes.
Manual test cases executed across various system modules.
Detailed test reports generated to track defect trends and system stability.
Testing process for release
Objective: Release testing ensures that the final product is fully functional, secure, and meets the requirements before deployment.
Key Focus Areas:
Comprehensive validation of all functionalities under real-world conditions.
Final integration testing with all system components and external services.
User acceptance testing (UAT) to verify compliance with user needs and expectations.
Performance and security testing under production-like environments.
Deployment testing to ensure smooth installation and rollback capabilities.
Execution:
Conducted in a staging environment that mimics production.
Test cases cover all aspects of system functionality, security, and usability.
Final approval is based on test results and stakeholder feedback.
How to write test case
Writing test cases for testing functionality involves defining clear, structured steps to validate that a feature or module of OpenG2P works as expected. Here’s a structured approach:
1. Test Case Structure
Each test case should include the following fields:
Story ID
Story
Test Case No
Scenario
Prerequisites
Test Case
Expected Result
Actual Result
Test Execution Env (Result)
Exec #1 Date
Bug ID
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