Release Notes 21.x
See also: Release Notes 20.x
Release 21.1 (Spring 2021)[Bearbeiten]
- Feature: Support for XMPP/Jabber instant messaging in expecco and the StandardLibrary.
- Feature: "Clear Variable" in the project environment editor's popup menu.
- Feature: Shell environment variables for scripts and bridges in the "External Script Interpreters" settings.
- Feature: Java-Plugins (Swing, SWT, FX) support the CommonUILibrary. The libraries contain new element blocks, which only work with the current expecco version. The old element blocks are obsolete, but still working.
- Feature: callEB (direct call of another elementary block) now supports a variable number of pins in the called action.
- Feature: Ctrl-Shift-R shortcut to replace a step by the clipboard's action in the diagram editor.
- Feature: "SkipSubactivitiesInTrace" flag also for test cases (in test plan).
- Feature: "SkipSuccessfulSubactivitiesInTrace" flag for steps and action blocks.
- Feature: bridged Python code supports breakpoints and single steppping.
- Feature: improved element filter in the GUIBrowser.
- Feature: autoclose flag for control GUI (in the project's execution flags). This also affects the manual test wizard.
- Feature: encrypted attachments (for passwords, etc.)
- UI Enhancement: better syntax error reporting in the editor (especially for bridged C actions).
- UI Enhancement: the default line-end cursor behavior in text editors changed to conform to other editors.
- UI Enhancement: language specific dead keys.
- Bugfix: Actions directly called by another elementary action (via callEB) were not logged completely.
- Bugfix: actions with suppressed activity log ("skipInTrace" flag) failed to provide the execution time at that output pin.
- Bugfix: SQLite interface did not retrieve blobs.
- Bugfix: secret strings are now also hidden from the data inspector.
- Bugfix: secret strings were not always hidden from the report and activity log.
- Bugfix: alert boxes opened by bridge code did not auto-confirm (see settings).
- Bugfix: Python2.x bridges crashed with non-Ascii characters in source code (str() function problem).
- Change: SeleniumWebDriverLibrary now supports only expecco version 18.2 and newer, backward compatibility code has been removed.