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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [QF-Test] QF-Test Version 4.2.2 released
Dear QF-Test users,
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This release adds support of JavaFX SubScene components. The mobile
emulation mode has been further improved and also included are the
usual updates for the current browser versions as well as a few bug
fixes.
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Release Notes for QF-Test 4.2.1
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New Features:
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* The embedded Selenium WebDriver framework was updated to version
3.10.0 and ChromeDriver to version 2.36 (with support up to Chrome
version 66).
* Mobile emulation mode now supports device-specific insets.
* Support was added for JavaFX SubScene components.
Bugs Fixed:
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* On Windows the wrong qftest.exe and qftestc.exe files slipped into
the release bundles so that the bin directory of the JRE was still
added to the front of the PATH environment variable which could
interfere with SUT startup. Also, the command line argument
-plugindir <directory> no longer had any effect.
* When using WebDriver connection mode with QF-Test 4.2.1 in some
cases the browser could no longer receive input after highlighting a
component.
* The webResolvers module (see section 43.2) now also supports
registering a BusyApplicationDetector.
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