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Empirical evaluation of the fault-detection effectiveness of smoke regression test cases for GUI-based software
20th IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance, 2004. Proceedings.
Daily builds and smoke regression tests have become popular quality assurance mechanisms to detect defects early during software development and maintenance. In previous work, we addressed a major weakness of current smoke regression testing techniques, i.e., their lack of ability to automatically (re)test graphical user interface (GUI) event interactions -we presented a GUI smoke regression testing process called Daily Automated Regression Tester (DART). We have deployed DART and have found
doi:10.1109/icsm.2004.1357785
dblp:conf/icsm/MemonX04
fatcat:5z6nrdm7sfggtpifq62pn5d7su