QA Fundamentals · Middle · Question 58 of 75
Why should test environments be reproducible?
- 1So results don't depend on manual setup that drifts
- 2So that testers don't need to report any bugs
- 3So the environment can be used for production traffic
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Correct answer: So results don't depend on manual setup that drifts
Explanation
Infrastructure as code, containers and seeded data make environments the same each time, reducing 'only fails on staging' surprises.