Binary Upload as Raw or Multipart With this new update, the call api command is able to upload binary data as two different types: Multipart and Raw. This allows for more complex uploads, such as files + JSON for Multipart, while Raw guarantees that only the complete, full file gets sent in its raw format. ...

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Comment Printing Options for Reports This update improves the experience when generating reports from the Run page, as users can now view comments directly within the generated report. In the Advanced > Reporting settings, new options allow users to control how comments are printed in the reports. They can choose to not print comments, which ...

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New AI Caching Settings A new AI Rule caching setting has been introduced to improve performance and consistency in test execution. This feature supports two caching modes: Test Suite Level and Test Case Level. Caption: Dropdown for the AI rule caching setting. By default, caching is enabled at the Test Suite Level. In this mode, ...

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Added accessibility filter for the errors page This release adds filtering to the errors page dropdown. Users can now select “All issues” or “Accessibility issues only,” hiding unrelated errors for better focus on WCAG compliance, contrast violations, ARIA problems, and similar accessibility concerns. Caption: New accessibility filter dropdown. Added support for uploading binary files in ...

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Introducing the New API Testing Suite for Simplified and Focused API Validation testRigor launches a streamlined API Testing Suite designed specifically for efficient API validation with minimal setup. This suite reduces the required input fields to just the essential elements: URL, API endpoint, and optional headers, making it quick and easy to configure. The suite ...

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Enhanced AI Auto-Healing Comments for Smarter Test Recovery We’ve improved the AI auto-healing comments feature to now include AI evaluation before initiating the healing process. When a test step comment encounters an issue—such as a descriptor mismatch or missing element—our AI analyzes whether the comment can be automatically healed prior to attempting repair. If the ...

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Run Android, iOS, and Desktop App Tests via TestRigor Command-Line TestRigor now supports testing Android, iOS, and Desktop applications directly from the command line. Easily upload an app to your Test Suite and trigger a Test Suite Run by adding the –file-path <path to file> parameter to the command. You can follow the next example ...

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TestRigor manages different types of CI/CD tools in order to enhance with AI your workflows and pipelines. This time, we’ll explore one of them: Azure DevOps. Azure DevOps Brief Concept: Azure DevOps is a cloud-based platform for DevOps lifecycle management, offering CI/CD pipelines, source control (via Git), and project management tools. Compared to GitHub Actions, ...

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TestRigor integrates seamlessly with various CI/CD tools to bring the power of AI-driven test automation directly into your workflows and pipelines. In this guide, we’ll focus on optimizing your processes using GitHub Actions with TestRigor’s AI capabilities.   GitHub Actions Brief Concept GitHub Actions is a CI/CD tool integrated directly into GitHub, enabling automation of ...

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Monitoring timezone Users can now specify a custom timezone when scheduling runs for monitoring, making it easier to align testing with local time settings. Simply navigate to  Settings -> Advanced -> Schedule to set your preferred time. Available timezones will be displayed, with the default set to Los Angeles, CA (GMT -7:00) if none is specified. Caption: ...

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