Challenges and guidelines on designing test cases for test bots

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Authors Linda Erlenhov, Francisco Gomes de Oliveira Neto, Martin Chukaleski, Samer Daknache arXiv ID 2004.10143 Category cs.SE: Software Engineering Citations 10 Venue International Conference on Software Engineering Last Checked 3 months ago
Abstract
Test bots are automated testing tools that autonomously and periodically run a set of test cases that check whether the system under test meets the requirements set forth by the customer. The automation decreases the amount of time a development team spends on testing. As development projects become larger, it is important to focus on improving the test bots by designing more effective test cases because otherwise time and usage costs can increase greatly and misleading conclusions from test results might be drawn, such as false positives in the test execution. However, literature currently lacks insights on how test case design affects the effectiveness of test bots. This paper uses a case study approach to investigate those effects by identifying challenges in designing tests for test bots. Our results include guidelines for test design schema for such bots that support practitioners in overcoming the challenges mentioned by participants during our study.
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