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QMetry Automation Studio v1.52.3

Release Date - 14th February 2022

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Deprecated Feature

  • Enabled source code view by default for easier editing of the properties and locator files and deprecated the tabular view.

QMetry Automation Studio v1.52.2

Release Date - 11th February 2022

Improvements

  • Improved test recorder to record and execute test steps for flutter mobile native applications (Android & iOS) for handling dynamic element identification for input fields.
  • Improved auto code generation feature for CI/CD executions from test recorder to enable executing test steps for input fields on flutter mobile native applications (Android & iOS).

QMetry Automation Studio v1.52.1

Release Date - 18th January 2022

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug that prevented the generation of the test recorder reports for test cases executed using test data provided through an external source like Excel/CSV.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented auto-complete/selection of a command on the test recorder screen using a Tab or an Enter key. 
  • Fixed a bug that prevented recording the default locator strategy for an element in a correct order priority for a non SFDC project. 

QMetry Automation Studio v1.52.0

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  • Web automation for the salesforce platform for Java is extended for Cucumber, TestNG and JUnit test methodologies.
  • Better UI performance – QAS is upgraded on Angular framework v12.x.

End of Support for Internet Explorer 

  • We are retiring IE support for QAS with v1.52.0. End of support means we are deprecating recording and execution on IE, we will not fix bugs that are specific to IE and new features will not be supported for IE. QMetry will continue to provide support on Edge. We are expecting all of our customers using IE to shift to Edge or Chrome/Firefox. 
  • In 2015, Microsoft released Edge as the browser to supersede Internet Explorer (IE). To allow us to continue to take advantage of modern web standards to deliver improved functionality and the best possible user experience across all of our products, we have decided to end support for IE. 
  • Microsoft announced that the IE 11 desktop application will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022, which means along with that Microsoft web driver support for IE web driver support will also be deprecated. 

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