December 2022 Summaries

As 2022 concludes and 2023 begins, testRigor expresses gratitude to its customers for their support and highlights popular topics and new features from the past year. The most visited topics on their website include a cheat sheet on CSS Selector vs XPath and guides on Selenium alternatives and cross-browser testing. The blog features articles on QA processes, such as data-driven testing and the role of QA directors. Recent feature releases include auto-scroll control for validations, MongoDB database support, and options for auto-apply rules. Users can now also extract text from downloaded files and save it as a variable. Full feature descriptions are available to paid customers through Zendesk.

Recent updates have introduced MongoDB connectivity and the ability to save text from downloaded files as variables. Users can now connect to MongoDB and execute supported commands, enhancing database integration. A new setting for auto-scroll control has been added, allowing automatic scrolling to the first anchor using relative locations, which can be adjusted in the performance settings. Additionally, there is now an option to limit the number of automatic applications of rules within test cases. This feature involves creating a reusable rule, enabling auto-application for each test case step, and setting a maximum limit for rule execution. The capability to extract and save text from downloaded files as a variable has also been implemented, providing users with a new method to manage file content.