Sophie Lane (Gast)
| | Baseline testing establishes a reference version of an application’s behavior, performance, or output that can be used for comparison as the system evolves. By capturing this baseline, teams gain a clear standard against which future builds can be evaluated.
This approach is particularly effective for identifying subtle changes that may not immediately cause failures but can indicate deeper issues, such as gradual performance degradation or unexpected variations in responses. baseline testing makes these differences easier to spot early in the development cycle.
By consistently applying baseline testing, teams can maintain greater control over quality across releases. It supports proactive issue detection, reduces the risk of unnoticed regressions, and helps ensure that ongoing changes align with established expectations. |