Testspace now supports manual testing leveraging GitLab repositories. In organizations that use GitLab testers can follow the same implementation process as software development:
More advanced manual test implementation can leverage Shopify's "Liquid" template language. This language enables manual test cases to leverage variables, subroutines, and conditional logic.
To enable GitLab, a 3rd party service connection is required.
Testspace now supports manual testing leveraging Bitbucket repositories. In organizations that use Bitbucket testers can follow the same implementation process as software development:
More advanced manual test implementation can leverage Shopify's "Liquid" template language. This language enables manual test cases to leverage variables, subroutines, and conditional logic.
To enable Bitbucket, a 3rd party service connection is required.
Testspace now supports a unique project token to use with the Testspace client when publishing test results to private Connected projects or Standalone projects. In previous versions of Testspace, a User's access token was required.
To access the token, use the Edit option of the project hamburger menu:
The Push token can be copied from the Project's options Edit menu dialog.
Testspace now supports Jira, the issue tracking and project management tool. To enable Jira, a 3rd party service connection is required.
To use Jira with a Connected Project, update the issues provider in the .testspace.yml configuration file. For example:
issues:
provider: "jira:s2technologies:TST"
To use Jira with a Standalone Project, update the project's settings by selecting an existing Jira project.
When a Connected Projects is created the name is based on the GitHub organization name, a colon separator (:), and the associated repository: my-github-org:my-repo.
Now, using the project hamburger menu options, the project name can be changed:
For Connected Projects Testspace adds a commit status related to the commit-id for every test result. Now this action can be disabled via the .testspace.yml configuration file.
To turn off the commit status add the following to .testspace.yml:
commit_status: false
For a full definition of .testspace.yml refer here.
Standalone Projects can now connect to GitHub and Jira bug-tracking systems.
The Project's hamburger option (Edit) allows connecting a bug-tracking system.
The Result's triaging dialog can be used to report issues directly from Testspace:
The Account tab has been refreshed.
Result triaging now supports a new dialog, enabling the association of issue references to a connected bug-tracking system.
By clicking on the pencil icon to the left of the status, the following form will be presented to generate and/or associate issues.
Issues associated with individual test cases are now displayed in the Suite dialog under the Status column:
The issue # is also a hyperlink to the issue tracking system.