Your project has just started, and you are observing that bugs are being caught in QA on features that were previously working You want to provide a self-governing mechanism for the team to identify regression bugs What should you do?
I think Behavior Driven Development tools could help with understanding requirements better, but I'm not convinced they directly address regression bugs.
I'm not entirely sure, but I feel like asking developers to run unit tests before check-ins might help too. It seems like a good practice, but is it enough?
I remember we talked about automated testing being crucial for catching regressions early. I think implementing automated integration testing could be the way to go.
Asking developers to run unit tests before check-in is a good idea, but I'm not sure if that alone would be enough to address the regression bug problem. We'd need something more comprehensive.
Behavior Driven Development tools could be a good way to define clear acceptance criteria and catch issues before they make it to QA. I'll have to think more about how that would work in this scenario.
Hmm, I'm leaning towards option C - implementing automated integration testing on check-in. That could help catch regressions early in the development process.
This seems like a tricky one. I'm not sure if static code analysis tools would be the best approach here, since the issue is with regression bugs that are being caught in QA.
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