Retry Clicks Functionality We’ve introduced a new enhancement to the click command designed to improve reliability when a subsequent action fails. With this update, testRigor can automatically retry a click action if the next step does not succeed. For example, if an initial click is followed by another action that fails, the system will attempt ...

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User Settings for Reusable Rules Tooltip Preview When you hover over a rule, you can view its execution steps directly in a tooltip. To manage how these steps are displayed, we’ve introduced a new option in User Settings, available through a newly added menu, found under your name at the top right corner. These preferences ...

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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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Create and Edit Reusable Rules Instantly During Live Mode Sessions With testRigor’s enhanced Live Mode, you can now create and modify reusable rules on the fly while a live test session is running. This means you no longer need to stop or restart your Live Mode session to apply rule changes. Once a new reusable ...

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Salesforce automatic settings When you create a test case adding a Salesforce domain, testRigor will automatically setup the necessary environment settings, so the test can run seamlessly when testing your Salesfoce workspace and the process be streamlined, and you don’t have to worry about if it will detect or not the elements according to your ...

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Replace values in parameterized rules using AI When creating AI-driven test cases, it’s common to encounter steps that require reusable rules (RR) with specific parameters. To enhance efficiency in test creation, testRigor now automates the selection and parameterization of these rules. Once an AI selects a parameterized rule, it prompts for the necessary parameters, and ...

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