Smoke test ready

Ready.

A smoke test is a preliminary test to ensure that the critical functions of a system or software are working as expected. It is a high-level test that checks if the main features of the application are operational before proceeding to more detailed testing.

Here are some common steps involved in a smoke test for a software application:

1. Installation: Ensure the software installs correctly without errors.
2. Launch: Verify that the application launches without crashing.
3. Login: Check if the user can log in successfully.
4. Navigation: Confirm that the main navigation elements (menus, buttons) are functional.
5. Core Functionality: Test the primary features of the application to ensure they work as intended.

If all these steps pass, the application is generally considered ready for more comprehensive testing. If any of these steps fail, it indicates that there are significant issues that need to be addressed before further testing can proceed.