February Updates
Blog post from Qase
After a hiatus, the team has resumed sharing monthly product updates on their blog, with the main focus on enhancing the software testing experience for QA teams. Notable updates include the introduction of read-only users, which do not consume subscription seats and are available at a discounted rate, aimed at improving transparency in the testing process. Additionally, users can now create groups of shared steps in test cases, a feature designed to save time. The API's test run feature has been modified to allow the creation of empty test runs, enabling users to add test cases dynamically. Finished or canceled projects can be moved to an archive with read-only access, and a new option allows for the creation of public projects. Other improvements include making the webhook secret optional, adding an option to disable Test Case Review, various performance optimizations, and fixing over 40 bugs and issues.
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