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Build Verification

Build Verification is the process of ensuring that a new build of the software is stable enough for further testing. It involves running a suite of tests, such as smoke tests and sanity tests, to catch any major issues early in the development cycle.
Related Terms
Smoke TestingSanity TestingRegression TestingCI/CD
Why is Build Verification important?
Build Verification ensures that a software build is stable enough to continue development and testing, reducing the risk of major issues further down the line.
What is involved in a Build Verification Test?
Build Verification involves running smoke tests, sanity tests, and possibly some automated tests to verify the core functionality of the software.