Refactor Selected Steps into Reusable Rules Across Test Cases testRigor now enables users to refactor selected lines of test steps into reusable rules directly from the editor. When a user selects any text and right-clicks, a custom context menu appears with the option “New Rule from Selection.” Once chosen, the selected steps are displayed inside ...

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Indicate Progress of Search & Replace Operations: testRigor now features a real-time progress indicator for all Find and Replace operations, delivering greater transparency and control during bulk updates. As you initiate a Find or Replace action, the interface will clearly display whether the process is still in progress or has been completed. Key Benefits Incremental ...

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See Reusable Rules (RR) version history All collaborators with access to the suite can now view version history. With that chance, you can trace the route a reusable rule has followed up (editions, rollbacks), who performed those changes, and details from the new lines added. Caption: reusable rule version history. AI – Find and substitute ...

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New option for rules to “Disallow parallel execution” We’ve introduced a new option in the Additional Fields section (formerly “Fields related to auto-apply rules and auto-discovery”) that allows customers to disable parallel execution for reusable rules. When this option is enabled, any tests using the rule will run sequentially—each test will wait its turn to ...

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