The left panel items are only in Define Inputs now to provide additional screen room to focus on the task at hand.
This would not work. A classic pairwise defect, it worked fine if the project had a plan already. Now it works.
Thanks to Jeff for reporting the issue.
If multiple users had pending invitations to a project and you re-invited one of them that wasn't the first one, the re-invite confirmation message would appear on the wrong user. This is now resolved.
There was a fairly obscure error if you deleted a plan and then renamed a plan to the deleted plan's name while keeping the same manage plan dialog window open, you'd get a spurious denial about renaming to an existing plan's name.
This was a pairwise defect triggered through a specific set of sequential behavior.
The new cancel link when adding new requirements is only shown once a new requirement addition is started.
An issue with the most recent versions of Chrome could leave content invisible on the Requirements or Analyze Tests page until the window was resized or the screen refreshed. This problem has been worked around.
The maximum plan size for generating a coverage matrix was lowered from 100 parameter values in the test plan to 75 due to performance limitations of IE and Firefox JavaScript engines with the current state of optimization in the coverage matrix code.
Numerous pieces of software infrastructure were updated which should result in some minor performance improvements.
You can now go back and review the key concepts of quizzes you passed.
To make it easier to reset the new requirement and start fresh with your addition there is now a cancel link when adding requirements.
The UI on the Guru level no longer has highlighting or an expansion chevron. This makes it more clear that Guru is the final level and not something that has further achievements to reveal.
The requirements UI now provides some helpful usage tips.
Fixed a very rare case where an exported plan could have duplicated columns. This was a pairwise defect related to the current state of the data in the database and the system configuration.
Using the up arrow on the topmost parameter or the down arrow on the bottommost parameter didn't "wrap" the parameter as you would intuit. Now it does.
The "Bulk Add" feature was functionally redundant with the "Bulk Edit" feature and so has been removed to reduce code and UI complexity.
The wording and formatting was improved to be more clear.
This is a 2 or 3-way defect (depending on how you model the problem) when using bulk edit to make a parameter newly over 8 values, then canceling after receiving the parameter length warning.
Resolved.
Thanks to Vishal for pointing out the inconsistency.
If you have 4 or fewer parameters there is now a warning in the Plan Scorecard.
In very rare cases the generated tests table could have a row with misaligned columns due to this bug in IE 9. A work around is now in place.
Thanks to Khurram for reporting the issue.
A blank parameter value in comma separated parameter values during a bulk edit would error out the edit with a vague error message.
Blank values are now ignored in bulk edits.
Thanks to Zach who pointed out how vague the error message was.
This has been resolved.