The Telerik Test Studio Team is excited to announce the new features and improvements that we plan to deliver over the next few releases.
We want to thank you for your continuous support and encourage you to share your thoughts, plans, and ideas for what you would like to see developed for Test Studio in our dedicated feedback portal.
The items below are what we feel comfortable announcing, but there is more on our radar. Check back periodically for updates.
In addition to the DOM-based automation and the current hybrid element identification model, Test Studio will introduce another approach - Image-based test steps. These steps will rely entirely upon the user screen capturing an application area and adding actions or verifications for it. This approach is perfect for the areas of the application under test which cannot be accessed through the visual tree. The mix of DOM and Image-based test steps will enable users to automate basically anything and tremendously increase the stability of their tests.
- Element editing and Suggestions revamp
- Annotations and Visual Debugger UI redesign
- New Test Studio icons
In addition to the visual tree-based automation and the current hybrid element identification model, Test Studio will introduce another approach - Image-based test steps. These steps will rely entirely upon the user screen capturing an application area and adding actions or verifications for it. This approach is perfect for the areas of the application under test which cannot be accessed through the visual tree. The mix of DOM and Image-based test steps will enable users to automate basically anything and tremendously increase the stability of their tests.
Google announced that effective from June 2023, third-party MV2 extensions (Manifest V2) will no longer be supported and allowed to run in Chrome.
This impacts Test Studio's recording/execution extension.
There is already implemented extensionless approach for test automation in Test Studio. All user projects will be switched to use it.
Ability to schedule tests with the "Get Latest" from Git option.
Before each scheduled run, the runner will pull the latest version of the tests from Git.
A new test step will be introduced in Test Studio's Step Builder. It will allow you to generate random data to be used in data-bound steps.
All users with Google accounts will be able to log into Test Studio with a single sign-on.
Ability to push manually on demand all project changes to the scheduling service. This will allow all scheduled jobs to run with the latest version of your tests.
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