Random Data Generators - The new steps can be added directly from the Step Builder UI. The feature includes a range of data types and values for random data generation, including numbers, strings, and dates.
Manual project push to Scheduling - Test Studio’s Scheduling server is a tool used to manage the scheduling and execution of automated tests on a distributed environment. With the manual project push feature, users can upload their project to Scheduling, every time there is a change.
Added Windows authentication to Test Studio for APIs.
Desktop testing stabilization.
New connect to application step for Desktop tests.
CHANGED
Welcome screen improvements.
Tests are not auto uploaded to storage server on project save anymore.
BREAKING CHANGES
Updated to .NET Framework 4.7.2. Visual Studio projects targeting .NET 4.5 will have to be manually updated to .NET 4.7.2 or greater.
Changed the hierarchy of BaseUrl property of NavigateUrl.
FIXED
Visual Studio 2022 extension deadlock.
Navigate step BaseUrl property could not be data bound.
JS Errors descriptor did not include exception stack trace.
OnIntializeData method is called for every registered execution extension.
Changing authorization option automatically updates request headers/body in Test Studio for API.
Crash when reloading pending scheduling results.
Security warning dialog not handled during execution for Edge Chromium 108.
Custom step description updated when edited to same value.
Run to here fails unexpectedly, when there is invalid character in download dialog.
Unit test generation in Visual Studio Extension.
Test list under source control cannot be ran.
Test list gets corrupted after deleting a referenced test in Visual Studio Extension.
Several UI glitches.
KNOWN ISSUES
Extension for Visual Studio 2022 may not be updated correctly. Please first uninstall and then install Test Studio instead of upgrading the existing installation to latest version.
Data binding using excel for Visual Studio 2022 requires Ole Db driver that contradicts with driver required by the test runner.