New version out! provengo now generates JUnit-type reports, among other improvements (see list below). My personal favorite is fixing an issue that occurred when more than 1,000 manual tests were generated. This is because it was discovered when users generated more than 1,000 manual tests for a project. When was the last time you saw a system that easily generates a test plan consisting of 1,000 tests, and covering user-specified test goals?
Changes
report:- Added a failures & errors summary table at the test suite index
- Improved design
run: Can now generate JUnit-type xml reports for your dashboards.gen-book: Fixed a bug where when creating more than 1,000 manual tests, some links in the test book did not work.sample --size Xis now used to add up toXsamples to the samples file, rather thanXbeing the total desired count of the tests in the sample.- Unless, of course,
--overwriteis being used, which makesprovengodelete the old samples and create new ones.
- Unless, of course,
- Improved resilience of
run, andensemble, - Optimized reports CSS, and other small niceties.
The release is available – including installers for Windows and Linux – on our site’s downloads section.
Merry modeling,
The Provengo team
