Test Your Flutter Apps on iOS

LambdaTest App Automation now lets you test Flutter apps on iOS devices. You can run your Flutter tests with Dart on real iOS devices in the cloud, making it easier to ensure your app works as intended across different iOS versions and devices.

With access to various iOS devices through LambdaTest, you can thoroughly test your Flutter apps without worrying about managing physical devices. This support helps you find and fix issues faster, boosting the quality and performance of your Flutter apps on iOS.

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New in Analytics: Usage By Groups Module

We've added a new module in Test Analytics called Usage By Groups. This lets you see detailed info about your test groups, including their performance and how test sessions are spread out.

The Usage By Groups widget tracks metrics like total test sessions and hours of usage for each group. This info helps you find high-performing groups, spot areas needing improvement, and decide how to allocate resources.

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Expanded Selenium Support and Browser Updates

Selenium Version Support Expanded

HyperExecute now supports Selenium versions 4.16 to 4.21. This update ensures broader options for test automation frameworks and provides access to the latest Selenium features.

Firefox Browser Updated 

To maintain browser compatibility and access the newest features, we've incorporated support for Firefox version 128. This update guarantees reliable testing on the latest Firefox releases.

HyperExecute now integrates with k6 for Scalable Performance Testing

HyperExecute now supports k6, a powerful open-source performance testing tool. This integration empowers QA and developers to effortlessly scale their performance testing efforts and gain deeper insights into their applications' performance.

HyperExecute supports all versions of k6 (till 0.52). To use any particular version, all you have to do is mention that specific version in the HyperExecute YAML file

📕 Check the k6 integration documentation to learn more about it.

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Inspect Your App Automated Tests Using Live Debugger

Now perform live debugging of your app automated tests. This feature lets you interact with your automated tests in real time, enhancing your debugging experience right from the App Automation dashboard. 

With live inspection for app automation, you can:

  • Activate Live Debug mode during the test execution.
  • Use the Live Debug mode to access extended UI Inspector capabilities.
  • Interact directly with the app on the real device, inspect UI frames, and perform debugging actions.
  • Debug your automation scripts without interrupting ongoing tests, ensuring focused and efficient testing.

Other Enhancements:

  • You can now leverage Appium plugins in App Automation to elevate your automated app testing. These plugins modify Appium's behavior, enabling you to customize your testing environment for greater efficiency and effectiveness tailored to your specific needs.

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Debug your Cypress Tests with Network HAR Logs

Now gain deeper insights into your application's network activity during Cypress testing with Network HAR Logs.

This feature is applicable on all versions of the Cypress

Benefits of Network HAR Logs:

  • Streamlined Debugging: Isolate network-related issues with greater ease by analyzing request behavior and response details.
  • Performance Optimization: Identify performance bottlenecks by pinpointing slow requests and optimizing network interactions.
  • Improved Load Order Diagnosis: Gain insights into load order issues that might affect your application's functionality.

📕 Check the Cypress documentation to learn more about it.

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Location Support for TimeZone Capability

HyperExecute has released an update for the location-based timezone capability.

With this exciting update, you can now use location names (e.g., "Kolkata") alongside UTC offsets. This empowers you to set precise timezones based on a user's location, ensuring a more seamless user experience.

Previously, you might have needed to use: capabilities.setCapability("timezone", "UTC+05:30");

Now, you can simply set: capabilities.setCapability("timezone", "Kolkata");

📕 Learn how to use timezone capability

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