Once tested, doesn’t mean always tested

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Sometimes testers make some assumptions, but hopefully they avoid them. This series of posts will show you some well-known pitfalls and assumptions that tester make. This third post describes assumptions about testing during lifetime. (post 1, post 2)
The application react the same in production as in the test environment
Some people assume that if you finished [...]

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