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Notes on testing what you ship.

What we've learned running QA for other people's products — the failures that repeat, and the practices that stop them.

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Why developers can't test their own code

The assumptions that shaped the code shape the testing too. That is not a discipline problem, and no amount of coverage fixes it.

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  • What a bug ticket owes a developer

    Most bug reports cost more to triage than to fix. Six fields turn a ticket from an interruption into a task someone can start.

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  • Regression suites that stay green

    A flaky suite is worse than no suite, because it teaches the team to ignore a red build. Here is how to keep one trustworthy.

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Stop shipping bugs to production.

Hand off testing to a team that treats your releases like their own.

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