While a test is starting or running, it can now be stopped directly from the output page of that test as it runs.
Based on your feedback, we've replaced the relative dates reported through the app, e.g. "Last Friday," with absolute dates such as "Aug 28th" to be more explicit about exactly when your tests ran. We previously made this change to the CSVs that are downloadable throughout the app.
A new version of the Run mabl tests Octopus Deploy step template is available. The new template gives you the option to trigger tests without waiting for them to complete.
A new version of the mabl for Bamboo task has been released that can now create a test report as a build artifact using the popular JUnit XML format. The JUnit report also includes test case IDs. For the full list of changes, visit the Changelog page.
Now you can run your data-driven tests using the associated datatables. If a test has one or more datatables associated, a toggle will appear in the Ad Hoc Cloud Run form.
Mabl now integrates with your GitLab CI/CD Pipelines to easily view mabl test results in Merge Requests and Pipeline job output. Combining mabl with your CI/CD workflows is as simple as including a small YAML snippet in your .gitlab-ci.yml file.
By popular demand, we've enabled HTTP Archive (HAR) file capture across the board for all mabl accounts and users regardless of your subscription! 🎉
A new version of the Jenkins mabl integration has been released that now includes test case IDs in the JUnit report. For the full list of changes, visit the GitHub repository page.
When editing an assertion step, it is now possible to edit the target of the assertion. Simply click on the arrow button and reselect your target.
Mabl now shows additional information for any given element on the page when changing the target element, creating an assertion, or creating a variable based on element attributes. Simply hover over an element to view additional details, such as the class name or tag. Utilize these attributes to quickly locate the correct element without referring to the DOM.