Changelog 22.03.18

Pejman Ghorbanzade -

Happy Friday! Who's ready for the Spring? 🌸

Unified Open-Source Repository

We consolidated our open-source repositories. The code for our various client libraries, documentation website, and example projects are now all in one place.

GitHub - trytouca/trytouca: Batteries-included continuous regression testing that you can self-host.
Batteries-included continuous regression testing that you can self-host. - GitHub - trytouca/trytouca: Batteries-included continuous regression testing that you can self-host.
GitHubtrytouca

Wondering why? We are in the process of open-sourcing much of Touca, starting with our marketing website. We want everyone to be able to self-host Touca, read its source code, see how it works, and make changes and contributors if they like to. We'll share more about this transition next week.

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If you are on board with our plan, we'd appreciate it if you gave this brand new repository a star.

Python CLI Configuration File

We are continuing our work to make it easier to locally run your tests from the command-line, adding a new touca config command that lets you create a local profile and store and reuse configuration parameters like api-key and api-url that seldom change.

Python CLI now supports using a configuration file

Redesigned Settings Page

We made major improvements to the Account Settings page to accomodate the new settings that we are adding for controling various aspects of your experince with the Touca server.

Server settings are now merged into Settings page

If you are self-hosting Touca, you will notice a "Platform Settings" section whose content were previously shown in a separate page. You will also notice a new "Mail" tab that allows you to configure SMPT settings through the user interface.

Other fixes and improvements

Thank you Hooman and Kenneth for your feedback:

  • Forms to create a suite or a team now give visual feedback based on user input
  • JavaScript sample projects now use new format for CLI output
  • Link to expand values with user-defined types now looks similar to a button