What's New in LoadRunner Developer
This topic introduces the new features and improvements for LoadRunner Developer and the DevWeb engine, versions 2023.
You can also learn about some of the features for LoadRunner Developer and LoadRunner Professional in the What's New videos.
What's New video
Learn about some of the new features included in LoadRunner Professional and LoadRunner Developer version 2023:
For more What's New videos, see the LoadRunner Developer video gallery.
User experience
This release includes the following enhancements to the user experience and user interface:
Area | Enhancement |
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Snapshot on error for TextCheckExtractor |
When using the failOn option with the text check extractor, if there is an error as a result of the extractor, DevWeb adds the error to the snapshot file. (Log level must be set to Error or higher.) For details, see TextCheckExtractor(name, options) : ExtractorObject in the JavaScript SDK. |
Extractors returning multiple values |
When multiple values are returned by the DevWeb extractors, and the converters or transform options are defined, they now applied to all returned values. This applies for the following extractors:
For details, see Extractors in the JavaScript SDK. |
DevWeb protocol
DevWeb protocol includes the following enhancement:
Area | Enhancement |
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gRPC bidirectional stream requests |
DevWeb scripts now include support for bidirectional streaming RPC requests. With this addition, DevWeb now provides full support for gRPC. For details, see gRPC in the JavaScript SDK. |
Load testing and modeling
This release includes the following load testing and modeling enhancement:
Area | Enhancement |
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Pacing for iterations |
Expanded pacing options are available to run iterations for DevWeb scripts. You can now define the pacing type as delay or interval, with fixed or random values. For details, see Scenario resource file . |
Integrations and ecosystem
This release includes the following integrations and ecosystem enhancement:
Azure Key Vault |
When working with Microsoft Azure Key Vault secrets, you now pass an object rather than arguments to the key vault. For details, see Access Azure Key Vault secrets. |
Security and infrastructure
This release includes the following security and infrastructure enhancement:
Encryption key |
You can pass an encryption key value directly on the command line, instead of providing the location of the key file. For details, see Encode sensitive data. |
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