In non-incremental integration testing, what is a primary challenge testers might face?
- Difficulty in isolating defects
- Lack of documentation
- Limited tools availability
- Time-consuming
Non-incremental integration testing (often referred to as Big Bang) integrates all components at once, making it challenging to isolate defects since everything is tested together. This can lead to prolonged debugging sessions.
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