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A Complete Guide to Smoke Testing in Software QA (Infographic)

Sanity Smoke Testing, Infographics, Smoke Testing
Timothy Joseph Timothy Joseph | December 22, 2021

In the construction industry, smoke testing helps to check water pipelines for leakage and other underlying issues. This practice has evolved over time though. In the tech hardware industry, these tests help to check the quality of hardware boards. In the software industry, smoke testing plays a crucial role in software development and quality assurance.

A Complete Guide to Smoke Testing in Software QA

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