Last week we released an update for SpecSync v3.2 that contains a couple of smaller bug fixes and a small improvement for SpecSync plugins.
SpecSync plugins can extend the functionality of SpecSync in order to support additional test sources, BDD tools and platforms. The most simple usage of them is to parse a custom test result file that is not supported natively by SpecSync, but you can also use SpecSync plugins to let SpecSync synchronize a custom test source, that is not a Gherkin scenario. In the sample plugins repository on GitHub, we published a new sample for that. The sample plugin enables SpecSync to synchronize normal MsTest test methods as well! And of course you can also publish their test results with SpecSync so that you manage coded tests as Test Cases on Azure DevOps.
Bug fixes in v3.2.3
- Fix: Error during synchronization for very long project, feature or scenario names (#439)
- Fix: Python Behave skipped status is not mapped, pending is not recognized (#427)
- Fix: Incorrect run completion time published when publishing from a different time zone as the tests run (#445)
- Fix: Attached images are not numbered using test case step number, when “useExpectedResult” is enabled (#440)
- Fix: Zip packages use incompatible path references for Linux (#437)
- Fix: Synchronizing scenarios with “<” character causes the test case to display incorrectly (#451)
The new release can be obtained from NuGet.org or downloaded it from our website. Please find the complete list of changes in the Changelog.
BDD Books with discount in May
Our second book in the BDD Books series was released on the 1st of May: Formulation – Document examples with Given/When/Then. You can find the new book on Amazon or on Leanpub through http://bddbooks.com. To celebrate the release of the new book, the paperback version of both Discovery and Formulation can be purchased on Amazon for $9.99 in May. (Prices might be slightly altered by Amazon. The discount is also applied for the other Amazon sites, like amazon.de or amazon.co.uk).