When a test fails, as QA engineers, we instinctively start debugging the test itself by checking the locators, adjusting the waits, looking for timing issues, or maybe adding waits or retries just to stabilize things.
At first, it feels logical. After all, the test failed — so the test must be the problem.
But in many cases, that assumption is wrong.
The real issue is often something less visible, something we don’t immediately question. And that issue is often bad or inconsistent test data.
Read the full post on my blog: https://qalogy.com/test-data-management-the-problem-no-one-talks-about/
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