Universal SAML: SSO Authentication with Any Identity Provider testRigor now supports SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication from any Identity Provider (IDP), offering a secure and streamlined login experience for users across all Test Suites. By integrating with any IDP server, testRigor enhances security and convenience by eliminating the need for multiple login credentials. You can ...

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Change order of screenshot capturing for Mobile tests testRigor now offers enhanced flexibility with the introduction of a new setting: “Screenshot Capture Order.” This feature specifically applies to Mobile Native apps and allows users to determine whether screenshots are captured before or after reading source data. To modify the screenshot capture order, navigate to Settings -> ...

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Added support for working Native Desktop test suites through proxy. We have introduced a significant internal enhancement to our native desktop test suites, now supporting HTTP proxy integration for RDP local connections. Now, if the customer has provided an HTTP Proxy to work with their infrastructure (Settings -> Proxy), or they have already set up a ...

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Salesforce automatic settings When you create a test case adding a Salesforce domain, testRigor will automatically setup the necessary environment settings, so the test can run seamlessly when testing your Salesfoce workspace and the process be streamlined, and you don’t have to worry about if it will detect or not the elements according to your ...

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Replace values in parameterized rules using AI When creating AI-driven test cases, it’s common to encounter steps that require reusable rules (RR) with specific parameters. To enhance efficiency in test creation, testRigor now automates the selection and parameterization of these rules. Once an AI selects a parameterized rule, it prompts for the necessary parameters, and ...

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Introducing Auto-Suggestions We are excited to announce the addition of an auto-suggestions feature for most built-in testRigor commands. This enhancement significantly improves user experience and efficiency during test creation. How It Works As you begin typing a command, our system will display relevant suggestions in real-time. You can easily select a suggestion by either clicking ...

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Salesforce Built-in Reusable Rules At testRigor, we are leading the way in the automation of testing processes for platforms like Salesforce. Our latest innovation allows users to automate previously complex coding tasks into a single line of code. We are excited to introduce our new built-in rules for Salesforce, designed for simple, efficient, and rapid ...

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New Built-in Reusable Rules testRigor now includes a variety of built-in reusable rules to streamline common actions in all test suites, including: Sign-Up Flows: sign up, sign up with email confirmation. Authentication: login with email OTP, logout. Date Selection:  pick "mm/dd/yyyy" from "element", pick dates from "mm/dd/yyyy" to "mm/dd/yyyy". E-commerce: purchase "product";. Search Functionality: search for "something". Calendar: pick dates from "mm/dd/yyyy" to "mm/dd/yyyy", pick ...

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Updated Visibility Options for Web Elements  We have updated the wording for the “Determining visibility of web elements” option in Settings -> Speed Optimizations to improve clarity: Old: “Always check visibility of all page elements (slow, more reliable)”. New: “Always check visibility of all page elements (slower, more reliable)”. Old: “Consider off-screen elements as invisible (fast, require ...

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Live mode recorder: generate meaningful commands using Click While using live mode recorder, meaningful command (click / enter / validate) would be generated based on type of clicked element. If the user clicks on a button, it should generate a click command. If the user clicks on an edit field (textbox), it should generate an enter command. ...

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