Release Notes: Generative AI Version 1.0, On-prem Azure DevOps Integration

Kevin Carroll

This week, we added a powerful and promising feature to generate test cases using AI.

Generative AI

testRigor has released the ability to add AI-based reusable rules to test cases.

• To create an AI-based rule, simply add the specification to the test script.
• Avoid using normal keywords so that testRigor doesn’t confuse the AI rule with a normal command.
• Quotation marks are not necessary.
• When the test case is triggered, a pop up will appear asking how the new command should be treated, at which time the user can select AI-based rule.
• Once the case has been executed, AI-based rules can be modified in the Reusable Rules section by disabling the AI-based rule checkbox. Once this occurs, the rule will behave the way normal rules do.
• As long as the AI-based rule checkbox is enabled, the specification will be executed by AI on every single execution.

*Important Note: The AI is trained to view the page as if it were the first time. It does not base its actions on any previous interaction with the UI.

See also:

https://testrigor.com/generative-ai-in-software-testing/

https://testrigor.com/blog/revolutionizing-qa-how-to-create-tests-in-seconds-with-testrigors-generative-ai/

Integrations

We have added support for the on-premise version of Azure DevOps.