PK0-005 · Question #633
While executing a smoke test after deployment, the team found a critical gap. Which of the following should the team revise?
The correct answer is D. Testing plan. A smoke test is a high-level test run after deployment to verify that the most critical functions work. If a critical gap is found during a smoke test, it indicates the testing plan was insufficient - it failed to cover or detect the issue before deployment. The testing plan…
Question
While executing a smoke test after deployment, the team found a critical gap. Which of the following should the team revise?
Options
- ACommunication plan
- BQuality plan
- CRollback plan
- DTesting plan
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A13% (3)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D79% (19)
Explanation
A smoke test is a high-level test run after deployment to verify that the most critical functions work. If a critical gap is found during a smoke test, it indicates the testing plan was insufficient - it failed to cover or detect the issue before deployment. The testing plan should be revised to prevent recurrence. The communication plan (A) governs stakeholder messaging. The quality plan (B) defines quality standards broadly. The rollback plan (C) is used if the deployment must be reversed, but the question asks what should be revised, not executed.
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