Test Execution
Definition of Test Execution as it relates to Software, Software Testing, Regression Testing
Test Execution refers to the process of running tests on software applications to evaluate their functionality, reliability, and performance. In the context of Regression Testing, it involves re-executing previously conducted tests to ensure that changes made to the system have not adversely affected existing functionalities. The focus is on identifying any unintended side effects or regressions caused by new code commits, updates, or configuration modifications. This process aids in maintaining software quality, ensuring consistency, and minimizing risks associated with software releases.