Are the definitions of transitions named correctly in the table displayed at 41:51? I mean the state 'S3: In operation' triggered by 'pause' results into 'S2: debug mode' where on the diagram it looks like it should be 'S4: On hold state'. The same for S3 triggered by error that ends up as S4 where it should end up with S2 debug mode.
I didn't get what is the benefit to cover in one TC few transitions? E.g. transition from Open to In Progress is not working, the next one from the In Progress to Closed will be untested and blocked. And the test result will be available only when the first issue will be fixed. In case of more complicated State Machines with dozens of states and transitions it will be even more complicated. In case of single TC verifies single transition you will get results regarding all of them in one shot and will not depend on issues of the previous states and transitions.
Why is the correct answer 3? at 40:35, as you did the last step you only repeat the circle from IN OPERATION to ON HOLD and then move to OFF, but you miss one, as from ON HOLD as you move to IN OPERATION could go to DEBUG MODE and then OFF.
or the point is that it already covered with the previous tests IN OPERATION - DEBUG MODE - OFF and it means that you are not supposed to repeat the same way, wallah, if that's the rule then good to be mentioned :D
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Best explanation of state transitions diagram I have ever seen, and I have looked at plenty 😁, I finally understand this👍Thank you 👌👌
Finally I got clear explanation
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Thanks for very detailed information about state transition model and state transition diagram concepts.
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Are the definitions of transitions named correctly in the table displayed at 41:51? I mean the state 'S3: In operation' triggered by 'pause' results into 'S2: debug mode' where on the diagram it looks like it should be 'S4: On hold state'. The same for S3 triggered by error that ends up as S4 where it should end up with S2 debug mode.
very nice explanation! Thanks!
I didn't get what is the benefit to cover in one TC few transitions? E.g. transition from Open to In Progress is not working, the next one from the In Progress to Closed will be untested and blocked. And the test result will be available only when the first issue will be fixed. In case of more complicated State Machines with dozens of states and transitions it will be even more complicated. In case of single TC verifies single transition you will get results regarding all of them in one shot and will not depend on issues of the previous states and transitions.
Minute 26:05, H is equal to 2, what does H means and where did it came from?
Why is the correct answer 3? at 40:35, as you did the last step you only repeat the circle from IN OPERATION to ON HOLD and then move to OFF, but you miss one, as from ON HOLD as you move to IN OPERATION could go to DEBUG MODE and then OFF.
or the point is that it already covered with the previous tests IN OPERATION - DEBUG MODE - OFF and it means that you are not supposed to repeat the same way, wallah, if that's the rule then good to be mentioned :D
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