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Agile and DevOps projects use many short sprints instead of a few larger ones, as shown in the figure. These sprints may include early stages for defining requirements or using [[test-driven development]] (TDD). The shift-left testing occurs because the tests done early in the sprints are further to the left of the corresponding tests in larger Vs. Agile testing is typically only for developmental testing, not operational testing. Many projects are transitioning to Agile/DevOps shift-left testing.
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Earlier testing approaches only aimed to detect implementation defects and were performed after the software was created. Model-based testing, on the other hand, tests the models used in software development such as requirements, architecture, and design models. This type of testing starts almost immediately, unlike traditional, incremental, and Agile/DevOps testing which all require waiting for software to be available. Model-based testing is a new trend that shifts testing to the left side of the Vs.
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== References ==
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