When 'any' parameter value is possible (no specific value is needed to cover a pair), Hexawise choses a value based on a heuristic (and shows the selected value in purple italics). The auto-script preview showed 'any' rather than the selected value. Now it shows the value.
Removed the extraneous scroll bar in auto-script update confirmation dialog.
They are now a little easier on the eyes.
A classic pair-wise (2-way) bug. it was only a problem in Mobile Safari.
In addition to the Excel 2004 XML files, you can now also import Excel 2003 XML files.
The highlighting of invalid pairs is now much improved when you hover over the pair in the side panel or the value in the define inputs table. All the pairs and invalid paired values are now shown, and the colors are consistent to be more readable.
This was a good example of a 3-way bug, it occurred creating a plan, with an imported file, and with a duplicate plan name. The plan creation failed as it should, but it reported that the problem was an improperly formatted input file, when actually it was the duplicate plan name.
Amazon’s EC2 hosting service is typically fantastic. As Quora recently said, "we wouldn’t be where we are today without it". Having said that, EC2 had some major issues recently that impacted hundreds of firms. We’ve analyzed our back-up plans, researched what firms like Netflix are doing in this area with their “chaos monkey,” figured out some ways to make our back up capabilities more robust, and implemented them. Onward and upward.
In the manage project access dialog, there is an option to share the project via a URL (a web link) that you can provide to other users. In the past, the person who used this URL would be added to the project with read-only "Create and Comment" access. This has been changed so that now the person using the URL will get their own read-write copy of the project and its plans, but will not become a member of the shared project.
Added a link to export from the Analyze Tests page.
We don't lose your plan name and project selection if you click the "What kind of files?" help link.
There is a scenario in IE where the delete icon may become obscured by the scroll bar. Clicking anywhere on the invalid pair now brings up the delete confirmation dialog.
There is now a dialog reminding you that the plan you are viewing is read-only and explaining that you have the option to comment on the plan or copy it off to a new plan.
The dialog contents would resize to be too big for the dialog. Now the dialog resizes too.
Now, if you unselect the share checkbox it always unshares the project via the link (the link is no longer active).
Previously, the lowest permission level for sharing a project with a user gave the user the ability to create new plans in the project, make their own copy of plans from the project, and comment on existing plans in the project (which were all read-only for that user).
We've changed the wording and meaning of the lowest permission level to reflect what we think is the more common need. Users with the "Copy and Comment" permission can comment on plans in the project and can make their own copy of plans from the project, but cannot create new plans in the project. You need at least "Full Access" now to be able to create new plans in the project.
Dialogs that are answered with a simple "Yes" (various delete confirmations) now start with the "Yes" selected so you can quickly press enter on the keyboard to dismiss the dialog.
Improved the performance and robustness of the test coverage analysis engine. More improvements in the works in this area.
Dialogs that are answered with a simple "OK" (various alerts) now start with the "OK" selected so you can quickly press enter on the keyboard to dismiss the dialog.
Now includes 0 tests / 0% as the first data point.
So you know it's working and so you don't accidentally click twice.
Two classic pair-wise (or 2-way) problems. Two tests that triggered them included:
The first issue, related to clicking "support," included these two test conditions: Browser = IE and Page = Support
The second issue, related to clicking "feedback," included these two test conditions: Browser = IE, Page = Feedback
It's less cramped, with better text and tool tips. It might not rock your world but, hey, it's a nice little improvement.
And remember, if you ever have a suggestion, a question, and/or a feature suggestion to share with us (or even if you simply want to say "nice job, guys"), please click on that little yellow light bulb to share your idea. One of the things we take seriously is being responsive to user comments.
Some pages like the FAQ, Help and some sample plan descriptions were not able to be viewed recently due to new incompatibilities around character encodings. This has been resolved.
If you try to import a file that's not an Excel 2004 XML Spreadsheet or OPML file, the error message is now descriptive.