Testihavainto

Testihavainto is a Finnish term that translates to "test observation" or "test finding." It is primarily used in the context of software development, quality assurance, and testing processes. A testihavainto refers to a documented observation made during the execution of a test case. This observation can be either a successful outcome, where the software behaves as expected, or more commonly, a defect or anomaly, where the software's behavior deviates from the intended specification.

When a testihavainto indicates a problem, it is typically recorded as a bug report or a defect ticket. This report includes details such as the steps taken to reproduce the issue, the observed behavior, the expected behavior, and any relevant environmental information. The purpose of creating a testihavainto is to provide clear and actionable information to the development team so they can investigate, diagnose, and ultimately fix the identified problem. Thorough documentation of testihavainto ensures that testing efforts are effective in identifying and resolving software defects, leading to higher quality software products.