Disadvantages Of Combinatorial Testing
- In combinatorial testing, if the selection of values for input variables is not done correctly, then the resulting test configurations are futile
- Similarly, the above point is applicable while selecting and applying the constraints
- Lack of understanding of the input parameters can result in an inappropriate combinatorial object array
- Manually performing combinatorial testing is a costly and tedious task
- It is a time-consuming process to generate test configurations even when automated tools are used
Combinatorial Testing tools in Software Testing
Combinatorial testing is a testing technique in which multiple combinations of the input parameters are used to perform testing of the software product.
Table of Content
- Why Do We Need Combinatorial Testing Tools?
- Combinatorial Testing Tools
- Advantages Of Combinatorial Testing
- Disadvantages Of Combinatorial Testing
The aim is to ensure that the product is bug-free and can handle different combinations or cases of the input configuration. One of the most commonly used combinatorial testing methods is the pairwise testing technique which involves testing all pairs of input variable values.