Software Quality Assurance Questions
Test Exit Criteria refers to the set of conditions or requirements that must be met in order to determine when to conclude the testing process for a particular software project or release. It helps in assessing whether the software product is ready for release or if further testing is required. Test Exit Criteria typically include factors such as the completion of planned test activities, achievement of desired test coverage, meeting of quality standards, resolution of critical defects, and approval from stakeholders.