Some attempts to export a test plan that were not going to work failed to report a friendly user message, but instead resulted in an application error.
Updating value expansions results in a partial cache invalidation. Immediately exporting afterward results in attempt to export off an incomplete cache. This was resolved.
New Hexawise users now get a guided tour of the product.
There are three areas of the screen, the test plan inputs, the list of constraints, and the list of implied constraints. There was some scroll interaction between the three that made it more difficult and tedious to work with heavily constrained plans. These three areas now have better scroll behavior.
Hexawise Automate scenario examples that are constrained by parameter value would be missing test cases where the same parameter value is value expanded or range expanded in the generated test case.
The styling and validation behavior on these has been cleaned up and improved to provide more consistent behavior and feedback.
When attempting to apply new mixed-strength settings that are invalid, an explanation warning panel appears. The "hide this" link on the panel did not work properly.
This link now takes you to the right place.
The list of language and framework pairs was inconsistent and jumbled. Sometimes with the language first, sometimes with the framework first, and sometimes with only the framework and the language implied. This has now been made completely consistent for easier scanning of the list.
The test plan strength switcher in Hexawise Automate was subject to some caching issues and other defect cases. These have been resolved.
When you make a change in Bulk Edit, and click "Save", then get a warning message, upon clicking "Cancel" subsequently the "cancel unsaved changes" link couldn't be clicked.
After typing { in a Hexawise Automate Scenario or Scenario Outline, the subsequent auto-completion of parameter value names is much more capable and less persnickety when finding matches.
The drop down list of parameter names that appears in Hexawise Automate when you type < in a Scenario or Scenario Outline now differentiates parameters that you've already referenced in Hexawise Automate from those that you have not yet refereneced.
The number of the generated test case is now included in a comment above the generated Scenario for the test case when exporting Gherkin feature files.
They are no longer prefixed with the parameter name, which made little sense in this particular format.
They got a splash of new paint. Fancy, huh?
There was a pairwise defect when navigating from the coverage graph to a Hexawise Automate script containing a scenario outline with a data table after editing test plan inputs. In this sequence of events the generated examples data table would be empty.
When changing an existing scenario outline with a generated example data table into a scenario, the generated data table would not be removed and a Gherkin syntax error warning would be shown.
The background section is not data-driven so shouldn't make it appear like angle brackets will pull in data values.
Adding a parameter above an existing parameter worked fine, unless the parameter being added had 8 or more parameter values, triggering the warning dialog. In that case, the parameter would be added at the bottom of the parameter list if the warning was bypassed.
