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[QF-Test] QF-Test 4.0.11 released


  • Subject: [QF-Test] QF-Test 4.0.11 released
  • From: Gregor Schmid <Gregor.Schmid@?.de>
  • Date: Tue, 05 Apr 2016 17:36:08 +0200

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 QF-Test Version 4.0.11 Released
 ===============================

QF-Test version 4.0.11 is now available for download from

    https://www.qfs.de/en/qftest/download.html

This release mainly adds support for Eclipse/SWT 4.6 "Neon" and
reestablishes compatibility with Java 9.


 Release Notes for QF-Test Version 4.0.11
 ========================================

New features:
-------------

* Support for Eclipse/SWT 4.6 "Neon" has been added based on Eclipse
  version 4.6M6.

  Note: The new mechanism for auto-scaling SWT-based UIs on high-DPI
  monitors is not supported by QF-Test yet and is deactivated by
  default when the SWT plugin in instrumented by QF-Test. It can be
  forced active by setting the system property
  swt.enable.autoScale=true but in that case test execution will be
  limited.

* In case of an error or exception on Windows, information about the
  current Windows session is now added to the diagnostic log entry in
  the run-log. This should help understanding failures caused by a
  locked session as described in the FAQ "Hard mouse events and
  drag'n'drop operations do not work flawlessly, components cannot be
  found, the run-log contains black or corrupt screenshots. What do I
  have to take care about for test execution?".


Bugs fixed:
-----------

* QF-Test now again starts correctly with early access versions of
  Java 9. This was broken after changing the Java 9 versioning scheme.
  The value "9-ea" for the system property java.version does not
  contain the '.' character that QF-Test expected to find after the
  main version.

* In some cases the record button could remain active even after the
  last SUT client terminated.

* A few keystrokes for certain characters - e.g. '.' - were not
  replayed correctly as single events in QF-Test's Chrome browser.

* When trying to launch a WebStart application in QF-Test's Chrome
  browser, the download dialog for the JNLP file appeared instead.

* Automatically restoring a minimized SWT or web browser window before
  replay on Linux could trigger a Gtk error that caused the SUT to
  crash.

--
Gregor Schmid

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