Test Report Preparation
What is a Test Report?
A test report (or test summary report) documents the results of testing activities carried out during a testing cycle, summarising what was tested, the outcomes, and any outstanding issues.
Key Sections of a Test Report
- Summary: Overview of testing scope and objectives.
- Test Execution Summary: Number of test cases planned, executed, passed, and failed.
- Defect Summary: Number of defects found, fixed, open, and their severity breakdown.
- Coverage Details: Requirements or code coverage achieved.
- Risks and Issues: Any outstanding risks or blockers.
- Recommendations: Whether the software is ready for release or needs further work.
Why It Matters
Test reports give stakeholders — managers, developers, and clients — a clear, evidence-based view of quality and readiness at each stage of the project.
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