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What are the inferences you get from a Requirement traceability matrix?
Some QA candidates are not aware of this. Some think that I follow a way old method that it does not fit agile environment.
I have always made sure to stick to this one approach which is easy to understand and maintain.
Few inferences or pointers that I always look for after creating a requirement traceability matrix are
✅ It gives a clear visual if all the requirements are mapped to a test case
✅ It helps to identify duplicate test cases
✅ I, sometimes, use it to combine test cases for regression
✅ It is easy to determine which requirements are completely tested and which requirement needs more attention
✅ It could also show the project status and how much QA effort would be needed within the stipulated time. I ask for help based on this at a early stage.
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Git & Github are NOT same. Both are different entities.
GIT- is a distributed version control management tool which keeps a track of changes happening in your source code over a period of time made by all your team members for a project( small size or big size project etc).
GITHUB- is a website or you can say its a cloud based service platform to host services such as creating your repo, provide access to repo etc. or to store your Git repositories. Mainly used by teams for collaboration purposes.
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