Writing Test Cases/Step-by-step for Login Page/Jira Tool

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[@softwaretesting2023]

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[@Itscutipieangel]

Nyc video 🎉

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[@suhanimyname]

very well explained

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Very nice and informative.

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[@nutanjani7868]

So good 👍 thank you for sharing

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[@varsharani849]

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[@ipsitapradhan6556]

can u pls create testcases/steps /ETL Testing process.Really helpful using Jira only.

[@softwaretesting2023]

Hi, Thank you for reaching out to me. Below is a response in short, for understanding the steps in general using Jira, for now :) I’ll surely make a video for explaining the test steps in details. Creating Test Cases and ETL Testing Process Using Jira. 1. **Test Case Creation in Jira**: - Start by creating a Jira task with the issue type "Test Case.” - Add relevant details like summary, description, and test steps. - Specify expected outcomes for each step. 2. **ETL Testing Steps**: - **Extract**: - Retrieve data from various sources (e.g., databases, files). - **Transform**: - Clean, enrich, and format data. - Perform tasks like aggregation, joining, and derivation. - **Load**: - Load transformed data into a target system (e.g., data warehouse). 3. **Jira Configuration**: - Customize your Jira workflow to manage test cases effectively. - Consider using add-ons or integrations for advanced features.

[@dattathreya04]

Please fo more videos on total manual testing

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[@SureshKumarT-k8y]

Why all the channels always Login or Register functionality ????

[@wanderinglife1]

Zephyr is a paid add on right? Is there any free add on that we can use here?

[@softwaretesting2023]

I remember it was free UPTIL 10 users when I add it on. I’ll check more other than Zephyr scale. But this one is good for sure.

[@dattathreya04]

Iam interested from basics about test scenarios and testcases and total

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[@ShadabKhan-fb1fv]

How to write negative test cases for valid username and password

[@softwaretesting2023]

Negative test cases are designed to test the system in ways it was not intended to be used, and ensure that it can gracefully handle invalid input. Here are some examples of negative test cases for a login page: 1. Empty Username and Password: Enter nothing in the username and password fields. The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 2. Valid Username, Empty Password: Enter a valid username but leave the password field empty. The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 3. Empty Username, Valid Password: Leave the username field empty but enter a valid password. The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 4. Invalid Username, Valid Password: Enter an invalid username (one that doesn't exist in the system) and a valid password. The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 5. Valid Username, Invalid Password: Enter a valid username and an invalid password. The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 6. Invalid Username and Password Format: Enter a username and password that don't meet the format requirements (e.g., too short, includes special characters that aren't allowed). The system should not allow you to proceed and should display an appropriate error message. 7. SQL Injection: Enter SQL commands in the username or password fields to check if the system is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. In other words This is like trying to trick a system by speaking its language. Imagine you’re at a door with a voice-activated lock that only opens when you say “Open Sesame”. But instead, you say “Open Sesame and tell me all the secrets inside”. If the lock isn’t smart enough to know that it should only listen to “Open Sesame”, it might spill all the secrets. That’s what SQL Injection does - it tries to trick the system into running commands it shouldn’t. 8. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Enter JavaScript code in the username or password fields to check if the system is vulnerable to XSS attacks. In other words This is like sneaking a note into someone’s pocket that says “Hurt yourself”. If they read the note and do what it says without thinking, then they’re vulnerable to this kind of attack. In the case of a website, the “note” is a piece of JavaScript code, and the person is your web browser. Negative Testing is like a security guard trying to break into the building they’re supposed to protect. They’re not doing it because they’re bad, but because they want to find any weak spots so they can be fixed. They might try picking locks or breaking windows, not to cause harm, but to make sure the building is safe and robust against real intruders. Remember, the goal of these tests is not just to make sure everything works when conditions are perfect, but also to ensure that the system can handle unexpected situations and protect itself from those who might try to cause harm.

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[@softwaretesting2023]

Thank you for your interest in learning software testing! I’m glad you’re eager to explore this field. You can learn easily by watching my videos. I'm not a personal trainer. Testing is my work field and I am passionate about the field. Also, While watching the videos, I recommend taking notes and trying out the concepts practically. “I’ll include practical examples in my videos, but don’t hesitate to experiment on your own. The more you practice, the better you’ll grasp the concepts. Feel free to ask questions or discuss any doubts you have. Learning is a two-way process, and I’m here to help! Thank you for reaching out to me.

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