Acceptance Testing
Definition of Acceptance Testing as it relates to Software, Software Configuration Management, Software Build Automation
Acceptance Testing is a process that verifies if software meets specified requirements and is ready for delivery to end-users. It involves executing a set of predefined test cases to ensure that the software functions as intended. In the context of Software Build Automation, Acceptance Testing can be seen as the final stage of testing before deployment. It confirms that the software build has been correctly configured and integrated with other components, and that it is ready for release. By ensuring that the software meets all specified requirements, Acceptance Testing helps to maintain the quality and reliability of the software throughout its lifecycle.