How does model-based testing work in TOSCA?
Model-based testing in Tricentis TOSCA works by separating test logic from technical implementation. Instead of writing scripts, testers create reusable Modules by scanning the application’s UI or API components. These Modules represent controls and business actions. Test cases are then built by combining these Modules, which act as a model of the application. When the application changes, only the Module needs updating, not every test case. This approach improves maintainability, reusability, and scalability. It also supports risk-based testing, allowing teams to prioritize high-impact scenarios while reducing redundant test execution.
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