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What's new
Live streaming and remote controlling Test Manager executions
You can now live stream and remotely control test executions in Test Manager. This capability allows you to watch a test run in real time and take remote control if something goes wrong.
With this improvement, you can:
- View test executions live to monitor behavior as it happens.
- Remotely intervene and debug if an error occurs.
- Reduce turnaround time by avoiding multiple manual restarts or additional test runs.
- Minimize interruptions, as you can unblock failed tests on the spot.
For information on how to live stream and remotely control test executions in Test Manager, refer to Live streaming and remote controlling.
Import manual test cases using Autopilot
The capability of importing manual test cases with AutopilotTM is now generally available. This capability facilitates an accurate and efficient transfer of test case details, including names, descriptions, preconditions, or postconditions, and properties. Autopilot also allows you to import from Excel files that contain multiple sheets. During the import process, you can preview the extracted test cases to verify their accuracy before finalizing the import into your Test Manager project.
For more information, visit Importing manual test cases.
Searching for obsolete test cases
The capability of identifying oboslete testes cases linked to requirements is now generally available. . To help you keep your testing projects up to date, we have added a capability that highlights obsolete test cases assigned to a requirement. Navigate to a recently updated requirement and use the Find obsolete tests action to check if any associated test cases have become outdated.
For more information, visit Finding obsolete tests based on requirements.
Search project in natural language with Autopilot
The capability of searching across all objects in Test Manager using natural language is now generally available. . You can search by properties such as labels and custom fields, as well as by dependencies between objects. Here are some example search queries that you can use, among many others:
- "Search all test cases not linked to any requirement";
- "Find all test cases that have never been executed";
- "Show all manual test cases that failed in their last execution";
- "Show all manual test cases with more than 15 steps".
For more information about searching with Autopilot and examples of queries, visit Searching with Autopilot.
