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This release includes the following enhancements. Release date: April 29, 2025
Natural Language Test Scenario Creation in the AI AssistantThe chat-based AI Assistant can now analyze REST-based service definitions and automatically create SOAtest test scenarios and data sources for you based on your natural language instructions. Using an agentic workflow, it can suggest multiple test scenarios, parameterize payloads based on your direction, create data sources, and automatically populate payload data for you. Over the course of your conversation with the AI Assistant, you can fine tune your test scenarios and data sources to get exactly the results you want. Code Coverage and Test Impact Analysis for Manual TestsThe new Manual Testing module in CTP allows you to easily collect code coverage data as you execute your manual tests and, when combined with Parasoft DTP, to reduce manual testing efforts by identifying an optimized subset of manual tests that need to be rerun to validate recent application changes (test impact analysis). When manual testing coverage data is combined with unit and functional testing coverage data in DTP, you will see a more complete picture of your testing efforts. An easy-to-use web interface lets you import test information from your test management system using CSV. Once you have imported your tests, it's a simple matter to start your coverage agents before conducting your manual tests to capture that data and publish it to DTP for reporting and test impact analysis workflows. Java and .NET applications are supported, including applications with microservice backends. See Manual Testing for more information. Automatically Transfer Dependencies when Uploading Virtual Assets to a Remote ServerThis feature streamlines the process of transferring virtual assets from a local server to a remote server by automatically managing and uploading their associated dependencies. When a virtual asset is copied from a local server, it often relies on various external files or resources, such as data sources, scripts, request/response files, or configuration settings. Traditionally, users would need to manually identify and upload each of these dependencies to ensure the asset functions correctly on the remote server. With this feature, when an asset is copied to a remote server, the local server automatically detects and uploads all associated dependencies to the remote server alongside the asset. This automation saves time and minimizes the risk of missing dependencies, ensuring the asset works correctly on the remote server. Using Secrets in Kubernetes DeploymentsAs part of configuring the soavirt-server in your Kubernetes deployment, you can choose to set up a secret for the server. See Deploying SOAtest and Virtualize in Kubernetes for more information. gRPC Client ImprovementsThe gRPC client features two significant improvements. First, you can now send custom headers in metadata so your gRPC server can trace and correlate events. In addition, it now supports calls requiring token-based authentication. See gRPC Transport for more information. OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow Configuration ImprovementsYou can now record the browser login steps for your web applications that use an external OAuth 2.0 authorization server and SOAtest will automatically generate an OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow reference test suite for you. Additional Updates
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