tesztvégrehajtást

Tesztvégrehajtás, often translated as test execution, refers to the process of running tests against a software application or system to identify defects or verify that it meets specified requirements. This is a critical phase in the software development lifecycle, ensuring the quality and reliability of the final product. Test execution involves setting up the test environment, running the actual test cases, and recording the results. Test cases can be executed manually by a human tester or automatically by specialized software tools. The goal of test execution is to determine whether the system behaves as expected under various conditions.

During test execution, testers observe the system's response to specific inputs and compare it to the expected outcomes defined in the test plan or test cases. If the observed behavior deviates from the expected behavior, a defect, or bug, is identified. These defects are then documented, typically in a bug tracking system, for developers to investigate and fix. The results of test execution, including passed, failed, and blocked test cases, are compiled into reports that provide an overview of the software's quality status and the progress of the testing effort. Different types of tests, such as unit tests, integration tests, system tests, and acceptance tests, all involve a test execution phase. The efficiency and thoroughness of test execution directly impact the overall success of a software project.