A few updates have been made to provide a better experience triaging issues with network requests in mabl tests.
With the latest version of the mabl Trainer (2.10.14) you can now create assertions based on the target elements of existing steps. Under the step menu you'll find an "Assert on element" option which will allow you to configure an assertion on the target element of that step. When done you'll see a new assertion step inserted at the cursor location in the mabl Trainer.
mabl now offers the ability to test against the contents of PDF files for Enterprise customers!
It is now easy to integrate API testing into your existing journeys with the new API Steps feature. Using API Steps you can send arbitrary API requests, assert on attributes of the response, and extract values from the response into variables that can be used later in your test. For more information about API Steps please see the documentation here: API requests and response validation
We're excited to announce email testing with mabl Mailbox!
We listened to your feedback about our version dropdown and came up with something different. We moved the version dropdown to a new history tab on the test details page.
There is a new setting available under the Advanced section of the Plan configuration:
We've added more metrics to your dashboard! Numbers of passing/failing journeys, recent checked/broken links, recent javascript errors, deployments, recent visual changes and created journeys are now all available at a glance at the top of your dashboard, as well as linking to more detailed views of each.
mabl has a new integration available for Microsoft Azure DevOps allowing you to integrate your mabl tests directly into your build and release pipelines. The integration is available from the Azure Marketplace.
mabl has versioned your tests and flows for quite some time. Now we're exposing this version history for your pleasure and enjoyment, or at least for your historical perusal.