How to smoke test a combat pistol and describe it all?

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frondEnd2019-03-23 14:29:57

Unit testing

frondEnd, 2019-03-23 14:29:57

How to test a gun, and how to describe it all that they say the test is done like this and that, a stupid question, but I need it.

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VoidVolker, 2019-03-24
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According to GOST. For example, GOST R 50529-2010 / 2015, etc.

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KiT, 2019-03-24
Maverick @kit_de

It's actually strange that you ask such questions on a resource dedicated to IT technologies. I hope you understand that the subject area, methods, approaches, standards, and the testing object itself are slightly different. But, if you want to get an answer to your question in the context of software testing, then here's to you:
Smoke-test is a basic system viability test. If we plugged the device into the outlet and no smoke came out of it, then the smoke-test passed (yes, hence the name). Accordingly, if this particular pistol is able to fire, then it passes the smoke-test.
Documentation requirements are usually described in standards, but since your test object is very specific, in this particular example, I will be guided by standard practices for my industry:

Protocol: A sequence of steps to execute a shot in the form of a numbered list.

Expected result: gun fired

Actual result: there is no one to record

Postcondition: the structure and functionality of the pistol is preserved.