We’re excited to announce the release of TestNavigator v1.3.0! 🚀 This version brings powerful new features, important fixes, and performance improvements to make your testing experience smoother and more efficient. Let’s take a look at the highlights.
New Features
Git integration
You can now access Git data directly in the Releases/Module/Artifact and Execution/Version details views. This makes it easier to connect your code and test information in one place.
Expandable test cycles
Test cycles are no longer fixed – you can now add more tests even after a cycle has been created, giving you more flexibility in managing your workflows.
User profile pictures
Users’ profile pictures are now displayed next to their names, making collaboration and team identification more intuitive.
Kotlin support
Developers working with Kotlin modules are now fully supported in TestNavigator.
Fixes
⚡ Performance boost – Optimized loading speed on the Test Suite page.
🗑️ Cycle deletion bug – Fixed the issue that occurred when deleting test cycles.
🚩 Banner glitch – The persistent banner problem has been resolved (in rare cases, a cookie reset may still be required).
Other Improvements
☕ Java update – Upgraded to Java 21 and refreshed dependencies.
📊 Enhanced logging – Added JSON logging and a Kibana appender for better observability.
🔚 QG Integration sunset – The QG source code display integration has been phased out.
🌐 Online deployment – Simplified querying of online deployments.
📈 Coverage data – Coverage metrics are now easily retrievable for test cases.
Why this matters?
With v1.3.0, TestNavigator continues to evolve into a more flexible, high-performance, and user-friendly solution for test management and coverage analysis. Whether you’re working with Java or Kotlin, integrating with Git, or simply looking for faster workflows, this release brings real value to your daily testing process.
Thank You!
We truly appreciate all the feedback from our community — it helps us shape TestNavigator into the tool you need. If you have thoughts, questions, or suggestions, don’t hesitate to reach out!