We've added metrics to your email report! Numbers of the most recent passing/failing journeys, test coverage, recent visual changes, recent JavaScript errors, deployments, recent checked/broken links, and created journeys within your plans are now available at the top of your email report, as well as linked to more detailed views of each.
You can now select plan labels when creating a build step in the mabl Jenkins plugin. After adding your API key, the Plan Labels field will populate with all plan labels in your workspace. You can select multiple labels using the standard Ctrl+Click/Shift+Click/Cmd+Click multi-selection.
The mabl trainer can't always automatically detect uploads that are done by more advanced methods. To get around this, we've added a new Action option in the custom find drop-down Set file input. This will allow you to use another selector to locate your input[type="file"] element and set the file for your journey of a previously uploaded file.
The mabl Trainer now supports bulk edit actions in version 2.11.0. Hovering over a step will display a checkbox allowing you to select the step and others. Once steps are selected you'll see new actions appear in the lower toolbar allowing you to delete the selected steps. If you need to select a range of steps simply check the first one and, while holding the Shift key, check the last step to select the entire range. Keep a lookout for more bulk edit actions coming soon.
mabl now offers more plan status report delivery options.
We're continuing to make snippets easier to use and manage. Now you'll be able to filter and sort through snippets in the UI.
We have added the ability to view user and environment variables that are used or generated in a step. In the journey run output, there is now a Variable tab on steps that can use or generate variables. This tab will list the variables that are generated or used in the step you are viewing.
Certain plan settings can now be overridden in an execution stage, including:
A few of you may have noticed we stealthily added the ability to set labels on Javascript snippets earlier in July.
We have added the ability to filter and sort datatables! Now you can filter by name, created time, last updated time, and even by which journeys the datatable is associated with. You can also sort the columns by name, created time, or last updated time.