What's new - earlier versions

The Aviator Smart Assistant is an AI-powered virtual assistant that can analyze items, suggest improvements, and more.

• Smart Assistant supports features, user stories, defects and manual tests.

• Ask Aviator to create test steps for your manual tests, or to rewrite manual tests as Gherkin (BDD) tests.

• You can now continue a conversation with Smart Assistant.

• User-defined memo fields are now also used as input.

For details, see Aviator Smart Assistant.

You can now use Aviator to create automated codeless tests based on existing manual tests.

For details, see Functional Test Design.

You can use the AI-powered Aviator to suggest test cases for a feature and create new manual test items based on the suggestions. For details, see Suggest and generate manual tests.

For a full list of DevOps Aviator features, see Get started.

You can now send an HTML dashboard snapshot by email directly from the dashboard.

When including images in Document reports, you can now embed them in the report instead of accessing them through a link.

For details, see Document reports.

Imported dashboards are now automatically adapted to the destination workspace.

For details, see Import and export a dashboard configuration.

The following board view enhancements are available:

• Base your feature board columns on any single-selection field for easier planning and tracking. For example, product managers can use a milestone field to share their roadmap with the team.

• You can now easily access the most important information by customizing card fields in any board.

For details, see Board view.

You can now convert user stories and defects into quality stories and vice versa.

For details, see Convert backlog items.

In addition to defects, you can now copy or move user stories and quality stories to other workspaces.

For details, see Copy items to another workspace.

Existing favorites and custom names involving these fields are preserved. For details, see Build the backlog.

Defect fields are now automatically populated when reporting a defect from within any type of run, not only from the manual runner.

For details, see Issues.

The new fields Start time delay and End time delay enable you to identify and track overdue process items. You can use these fields to trigger alerts using business rules, view overdue items in a dashboard, and sort or filter grids and other views.

For details, see Release process flow.

You can now use Selenium with TestNG to automate your Model-Based Testing units, in addition to UFT One actions and codeless scripts.

For details, see Model-Based Testing.

A new tunneling solution allows you to configure Functional Test Execution to run tests from the cloud on applications hosted on your local or private networks.

For details, see Enable cloud execution.

Execution: Delete schedules

You can now delete schedules and scheduled runs.

For details, see Enable cloud execution.

• You can now execute UFT One automated tests on mobile devices.

• In the Scheduled Runs tab, you can now drill down to details on each suite run that is in progress, and see the duration and progress of its execution.

For details, see Functional Test Execution.

You can now send an item via the system to recipients who are not members of the workspace. Such emails can also be sent through the Send Email auto action in a release process.

For details, see Collaborate.

Dynamic labels, which let you set a custom label and color for entities of different categories, are now available for the Epic, User Story, and Quality Story entities.

For details, see Dynamic labels.

You can now create custom fields of type Sprint.

For details, see Custom fields.

You can now filter the available values for reference fields, such as Release and Team, using the Modify lookup list action in a business rule.

For details, see Design business rules.

When triggered by an event, such as adding or updating an entity, the webhook payload now includes the activity log ID of the event.

For details, see Trigger webhooks for other applications.

The administrator can now define which users have permission to create and modify dashboards.

For details, see Set up a dashboard.

You can now adjust the number of levels allowed in the Requirements tree. Previously the limit was set to 12 levels. Set a new limit using the MAX_TREE_DEPTH_REQUIREMENTS parameter. For details, see Configuration parameters and Requirements.

The administrator can now define the default setting of the Include Searchable Fields option in global searches, by setting the SEARCH_ALL_SEARCHABLE_BY_DEFAULT parameter. For details, see Configuration parameters.

You can now set a new label and color for entities, based on a condition that you define.

For details, see Dynamic labels.

You can now set permissions allowing users to copy work items from one workspace to another.

For details, see Permission categories and types.

The Team entity now supports user-defined fields. This allows you to store additional information on the Team entity, and also categorize and filter teams more efficiently.

For details, see Custom fields.

Business rules are now supported for the following entities:

• Application module
• Release
• Milestone

For details, see Business rules.

A new version of the Shift data migration solution tool is now available. For details, see OpenText Marketplace.