Test Suite Deletion Users can now delete test suites directly from the Test Suites page. To delete a test suite, navigate to the Test Suites page, locate the suite you want to remove, click the three-dot menu on the right, and select Delete. Deleted test suites will be moved to the Trash Bin, where you ...

The post testRigor Release: Faster Testing, qTest Integration & More appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Support for Multi-Finger Swipe Gestures With our latest release, we’ve introduced support for multi-finger swipe gestures on mobile devices. You can now perform swipe gestures using up to three fingers, enabling more complex mobile interactions. To use this feature, simply specify the number of fingers in your swipe command, as shown below: swipe right with ...

The post testRigor Release: Multi-Finger Swipe Gestures appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Run SQL queries on .xlsx files Our team has added the ability to run SQL queries using .xlsx files. Here’s an example of how to use this functionality: click "download" on the right of "Pokemons.xlsx" check that file "Pokemons.xlsx" was downloaded run sql query "select Type from Pokemons;" using file "Pokemons.xlsx" New tools for the ...

The post testRigor Release: SQL for XLSX, New MCP Tools, and iOS 27 Support appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Search Bar for Test Suites Our team has added a new search bar to the home page, making it easier to quickly find specific test suites. It also includes additional filtering options to help you narrow down your results: Type of testing: Desktop web, Mobile web, etc. Search scope: Current folder or All folders

The post Search Bar for Test Suites appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

AI Validation Approach Changes By default, AI commands will only be processed by a singular AI call. This will make all AI-related commands execute faster. We can switch to the previous version (by majority vote) at any time. A new setting has been included, which controls this behavior. “AI evaluation strategy” can be found on ...

The post Release Notes: Faster AI Validation, MongoDB Support, XAPK Uploads, and More appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Region selection for SauceLabs Since our latest update, we are now able to select the region for test suites that have been integrated with SauceLabs. Edge browser available for Ubuntu It is now possible to select the Edge browser when utilising Ubuntu as an operative system to run tests on. Handling HTTP warnings A new ...

The post Release Notes: SauceLabs Regions, Edge for Ubuntu, New AI settings, HTTP warnings, API Endpoints, Text nodes appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Test suite run page improvements Since our latest update, users will be able to filter by test case status (Failed, Passed, etc) by clicking on the status shown on the overall results page of a test suite run. New option for getting the visibility of native elements (iOS) Our team has released a new option ...

The post Release Notes: Test Run Filtering, Expanded Test Cases & iOS Improvements appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Filtering inputs by values Now there is a new setting on the Advanced tab which will allow us to filter inputs based on the values they can accept (in the case of dropdowns). Pre-defined variables additions New pre-defined variables have been introduced since our latest changes, these store information regarding the current test suite run: ...

The post Release Notes: Pre-defined Variables and Reusable Rules, UI Changes, Filtering Inputs by Values, Saving Dates into Variables appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

iOS 27 Support Our team has added support for devices running iOS 27. You can select these devices when creating a test suite or add them later through the test suite settings.

The post Release Notes: iOS 27 Support appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.

Grab the Count of an Element Our team has released a new command that will grab the count/occurrences of an element in a given page and store the result in a variable. This command will work with relative locators, and it can also be used in tables (i.e., count the number of rows that fulfill ...

The post Release Notes: Grab the Count of an Element, Enhancements to Live Mode Settings, XAPK File Support appeared first on testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool.