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2022.4
The testing portfolio capabilities have been expanded to include user and group access management, new integrations, and test execution improvements, to name a few.
If you have followed our Cloud releases, you might be familiar with some of the additions to this release.
Organization Administrators and Project Owners can now authorize users or groups to projects in Test Manager.
To assign users and groups to projects, see User and group access management.
If you manage your issues or requirements in Redmine, the integration with Test Manager allows you to create defect reports from test results and sync requirements from Redmine to Test Manager.
To configure the connection, see Redmine Integration.
Bulk operations are now available in Test Manager. You can delete multiple objects at once, such as requirements, test cases, test sets, and test results. Additionally, you can edit the labels for multiple objects in one go to speed up work on large numbers of objects.
For more information, see Bulk operations.
Creation of manual tests is now simplified when you document with Task Capture. You can add any recorded steps as manual steps to your test cases.
For more information, see Creating steps from recording.
You can set test execution results for test cases even without manual steps. This, for instance, allows to set results on automated test cases in situations where automated execution is not possible.
For more information, see Setting test execution results.
Test reporting is now improved as the execution log provides information on affected requirements. You can assess the impact in the Affected requirements tab.
For more information, see Execution log.
The test results display got revamped to provide more detailed information in a structured way. A separate view for assertions including screenshots has been added, as well as detailed information about the execution, such as exceptions, execution environment, and arguments.
For more information, see Execution log.
Implemented several changes to improve product experience to better align with other UiPath products.
ObjectLabels scope,
so you can interact with Test Manager object labels (e.g., requirements, test cases,
labels) through the API.
GET /api/objectlabels/project/{projectId}/all
GET /api/objectlabels/object/{objectId}/all
POST /api/objectlabels/object/{id}/assign
POST /api/objectlabels/object/{id}/unassignGET /api/objectlabels/project/{projectId}/all
GET /api/objectlabels/object/{objectId}/all
POST /api/objectlabels/object/{id}/assign
POST /api/objectlabels/object/{id}/unassignFor more information, see Test Manager Permissions.
