Elevating Test Automation to New Heights with Rapise Update

September 8th, 2023 by inflectra

Rapise v8.0 has finally been unveiled to the tech community! Recognized widely as a pinnacle in the realm of test automation tools, with a rich array of innovative features and fine-tuned enhancements seamlessly integrated into its design, the tool promises an elevated level of usability and adaptability. From novice users to seasoned testers, everyone can expect a smoother and more efficient testing experience. Continue reading to see a recap of our recent webinar where our experts provided a comprehensive overview of this new release and set the stage for what users can anticipate in their automation journeys using Rapise v8.0.

Framework Mode Enhancements

The primary focus of Rapise v8.0 seems to be on expanding and refining its Framework Mode:

Global Object Definition: The new version allows users to define global objects, especially Page Objects with their own object repositories. This ensures they can be reused across different test cases.
Structured Framework: The structure has been improved to include test cases, test case folders, shared modules/page objects, and scripts.
Object Tree Management: Users can now import, rename, and move test cases directly within the Object Tree.
Simplified Parameter Definition: Defining parameters and configurations is now simpler and more intuitive.
Test Set Definition: Defining test sets has been made more straightforward.
One-click Spira Integration: You can now integrate the entire framework with Spira in one click. This also automatically creates the test cases and sets within Spira.
Quick Storage in Spira: The updated version offers a faster method to store framework files in Spira.

RVL Enhancements & Improvements

Rapise v8.0 introduces several enhancements in the Record & Playback Visual Language (RVL) including improved error messages, new parameters, and additional functionalities for .xlsx files, amongst other updates.

General Improvements

There are significant improvements in usability, performance, and user experience. Some notable changes include the introduction of support for ES6 syntax checking & highlighting, improved Git credential loading in Spira Dashboard, updated Chrome connection notifications, and making NodeJS JavaScript engine the default with WScript now being secondary.

Bug Fixes

Rapise v8.0 also addressed a myriad of bugs from its previous versions. From UI quirks like truncated button names to more serious issues like crash reports and Mobile Spy related concerns, the new version promises better stability.

To wrap it up, Rapise v8.0 is a substantial upgrade, addressing previous version shortcomings and introducing new features that will undoubtedly simplify and streamline the automation testing process. With its focus on Framework Mode and the continuous integration with tools like Spira, Rapise is certainly poised to offer a richer and more efficient testing experience. Click here to see an all-inclusive view of our improvements.

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