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We’ve just launched our Docker image to help users who like to self-host Test Collab. It speeds up whole setup process to another scale, so we’ve been looking forward to this from sometime now.
Several times things go wrong during test execution or a new revision is committed by developers which renders testing useless. In such scenarios, you can now re-execute a test execution instead of creating it all over again.
We’re proud to announce our latest release Test Collab v1.12, which introduces Test Plans, an in-built requirements management engine, new coverage reports: for entire project, version-wise and module-wise and several enhancements and bug fixes.
Creating same kind of test executions is a hassle, especially when you find yourself selecting same set of cases again and again.
We just released new test case distribution report.
Save big on self-hosted license
Many teams need flexibility in their testing without enforcing order of test cases execution. We’ve now made such a scenario possible with new execution interface.
We are proud to announce the release of Test Collab 1.6 today with several important features and enhancements.
