Reading a document and the term is in the context “…after several weeks of friendly user testing …”?
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Reading a document and the term is in the context “…after several weeks of friendly user testing …”?
Perhaps the documentation is trying to differentiate between testing that is trying to break an application with testing that is being much friendlier – ie testing that is more superficial.
Most developers when testing their own code don’t initially test to break the application, they tend to follow the same patterns of use each time – patterns which they will have cleared bugs from. Perhaps this is friendly testing? This is often why demos fail (curse of the demo) – as users new to an application follow fresh patterns which haven’t been cleared.
Otherwise it could be a typo, and it should read user friendly testing – testing that is designed to be low impact on users?