For certain test plans aspects of the test plan prevented the 1-way test cases option (an Expert user feature) from working properly.
Irony alert: there was a pairwise (2-way) defect in selecting the option to generate 1-way (non-pairwise) test cases.
Thank you to Barby for reporting the defect.
A pairwise defect led to the tooltip not activating on hover immediately after you get your first implied value pair for a plan.
Now uses the complete panel height available.
"Uh... are you speaking English?"
We've canned the 1,000 of words in favor of simpler pictures in the married pairs constraint dialog. We hope this is much, much simpler for everyone. Please let us know if we hit the mark!
Oh pairwise defects.... you are everywhere, aren't you?
It's now easier to see where your drag will land, and it's now possible to drag a requirement into position as the first requirement.
Many months in the making, and the most exciting thing to come out since Apple reinvented the phone, Hexawise will now generate the missing constraints that the parameters inputs and constraints you've provided logically imply should exist. No more playing Russell or Wittgenstein (Confused? Wikipedia is your friend.) And, no more "no possible value".
Disclaimer: you could still run into a "no possible value" by flaunting Hexawise's helpful feedback, or because there's a bug in this new feature. If you do run into a "no possible value" still, please let us know. We'd love to look at it with you to determine what's up.
Now easier to read and use.
They will no longer trigger an Excel warning about an incorrect file extension or a warning when saving the file after making changes.
Thank you to Maria for reporting the issue.