automated batch testing
[ɔ̃ˈtɑmeɪtɪd bætʃ ˈtɛstɪŋ]
nounpl: automated batch testings
testes em lote automatizados
1. A software testing methodology in which multiple test cases are executed automatically in groups (batches) without manual intervention, typically executed on a scheduled basis or triggered by specific events in the development pipeline
The development team implemented automated batch testing to run regression tests every night on the staging environment.
O time de desenvolvimento implementou testes em lote automatizados para executar testes de regressão todas as noites no ambiente de staging.
2. A process that groups and processes multiple test scripts sequentially in an automated manner to validate software functionality across different modules or features
Automated batch testing reduced the time spent on quality assurance from days to hours.
Os testes em lote automatizados reduziram o tempo gasto em garantia de qualidade de dias para horas.
This term is fundamental in modern Brazilian and American software development practices, particularly in agile and DevOps environments. In Brazil, it reflects the adoption of international software development standards, commonly used in tech companies in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The practice is essential for maintaining code quality in fast-paced development cycles and is standard terminology in job descriptions for QA engineers and automation specialists across both countries.
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