Täiskatestus

Täiskatestus is an Estonian term that translates to "full testing" or "complete testing." It refers to a comprehensive approach to software testing where all aspects of a software system are examined to ensure its quality, functionality, and reliability. This goes beyond simply verifying that individual components work as expected. Täiskatestus aims to identify defects and potential issues that might arise from the interaction of different parts of the system or under various usage scenarios.

The scope of täiskatestus can vary depending on the project's complexity and requirements. It typically encompasses a wide range of testing types, including functional testing, performance testing, security testing, usability testing, and regression testing. The goal is to achieve a high level of confidence in the software before its release to end-users. This thoroughness is intended to minimize the risk of critical failures, security breaches, or user dissatisfaction. While the term itself is Estonian, the concept of exhaustive testing is a universal practice in software development. The level of "completeness" often depends on resource constraints and acceptable risk levels for the specific application.