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We encourage all Bugzilla administrators to test out 3.0rc1 and report any bugs that you find! Note that Release Candidates are more stable than development releases, having had full QA testing. However, they are not fully stable releases, since they haven’t had as much real-world testing as stable releases. Depending on your feedback on this release, we should release Bugzilla 3.0 by early April.
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The version brings dialog-based configuration GUI; Web and Proxy Authentication; Improvement of SIPP-like GUI loading status terminal with running statistics counters; Unification of the making process;
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JSMock 1.2 adds support for mixing in jsmock into a testcase and automatically performing verification on tear down.
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The soapUI team are extremely happy to finally release a soapUI plugin for Eclipse with full soapUI functionality in alignment with soapUI and the other IDE plugins. Apart from “standard” soapUI 1.7 functionality, the Eclipse plugin still contains the previously available SoapUI project nature and also adds a new SoapUI perspective which mimics the layout of the standalone soapUI version.
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Version 0.25 of this application loading tool fixes several long-standing issues and features improved statistics to monitor output, making a so-called “standing statistics GUI” with running counters.
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The latest stable release of this C++ unit testing framework features a range of improvements and is now available for download.
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The first beta of soapUI 1.7 adds a large number of major and minor improvements and bugfixes, most notably the ability to create Mock implementations of WebServices directly within soapUI. Other notable improvements are an improved WSDL inspector, new tool integrations (JBossWS-JAXWS / Oracle wsa), Initial SSL inspection, improved property-expansion, Updated NetBeans/IntelliJ plugins, and of course a bunch of bug fixes..
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Lots of new features have been added since the November release of this web application testing tool, plus a few bug fixes too.
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I have improved the anti-spam protection on the website forums. There were several users who felt awkward forwarding the site to their managers when trying to present a case for adoption of open source testing tools within their businesses. Obviously this kind of defeats the purpose of the site so I’ve made it a priority to improve the anti-spam techniques used. The most important change is that all new posts now require visual confirmation. For full details please follow the link.
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Three Bugzilla releases! Bugzilla 2.22.2 is a bug-fix and security-fix release for the Bugzilla 2.22 series. Bugzilla 2.20.4 is a security-fix release for the Bugzilla 2.20 series. Bugzilla 2.23.4 is our unstable development release. However, it should be considerably more stable than 2.23.3, since it is currently running on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ and has received some “live testing” there. The 2.23.x series will become Bugzilla 3.0. Our current target date for the release of Bugzilla 3.0 is early April.
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