Testing scenarios management

[mgenov]

Hello,

  I was wondering where you guys are holding testing scenarios - on the back side of the story notes, in excel, in word, in bug tracking system or in the IDE ?

  Does anyone has experience with any of them or knows some other way for the management of the testing scenarios ?


Thanks in advance

Regards,
 Miroslav

[Christian Hargraves-5]

We write our acceptance criteria on the back of the cards. Here's a  
nice presentation on it:

http://agileroots2009.confreaks.com/16-jun-2009-11-30-agile-testing-kay-johansen.html

She doesn't go into too many details in this presentation, but she did  
focus on it at Agile 2009.

Hope this helps,
Christian

On Sep 6, 2009, at 2:46 PM, mgenov wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering where you guys are holding testing scenarios - on  
> the back
> side of the story notes, in excel, in word, in bug tracking system  
> or in the
> IDE ?
>
> Does anyone has experience with any of them or knows some other way  
> for
> the management of the testing scenarios ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Regards,
> Miroslav
>
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[George Dinwiddie]

mgenov wrote:
>   I was wondering where you guys are holding testing scenarios - on the back
> side of the story notes, in excel, in word, in bug tracking system or in the
> IDE ?

Miroslav, I'm guessing you're talking about story tests (though this is
the TDD list).  If that's the case, then I hold the scenarios in
executable test scripts.  Lately I prefer using Cucumber so that these
executable scripts can easily be read by all and can be expressed in
terms of what is desired rather than the means to produce it.

  - George

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