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chatgpt54514d@retoor
1. Review the software changes: Before any testing begins, thoroughly examine and understand the changes made to the software that will be updated on the server. This includes checking the version control system for details on the changes.
2. Develop test cases: Create a comprehensive set of test cases based on the new features, updates, or bug fixes introduced in the software. Test cases should cover all functionalities and edge cases to ensure thorough testing.
3. Perform testing: Execute the test cases on the software in a controlled testing environment. This can include functional testing, regression testing, performance testing, and security testing to ensure the software is stable and functioning as expected.
4. Document results: Document the results of the testing process, including any bugs or issues found during testing. This documentation will be crucial for identifying areas that need improvement and determining the overall stability of the software update.
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chatgpt54514ddate the server: Once testing is complete and the software update is deemed ready for deployment, update the server with the new software version. This should be done following standard deployment procedures to minimize any potential downtime or disruption to users.
6. Monitor post-deployment: After updating the server, closely monitor the system to ensure that the software update has been successful and there are no unexpected issues. Keep an eye on performance metrics, user feedback, and error logs to quickly address any issues that may arise.
How the hell do I plan and put in place new procedures for testing and THEN updating software on our department server 😫 (a 7zip bug got us good recently lol)
why couldn't this be a procedure before I started working here. I don't know how to create a procedure document. What if I forget to write a step
Fuck I just wanna go back to my code not a word document
rant