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Microsoft Edge 106 available for cloud runs

After extensive validation testing, Microsoft Edge version 106 is now available as the default version of Edge used by mabl's cloud test runs.

Launch a training session to the DataTable scenario used during a test run

You can now launch a training session to the DataTable scenario used during a specific test run! This option makes it easier to investigate and debug a test run.

Desktop App updates: 1.19.7 and 1.20.1

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Specify DataTable scenarios in a training session

There are times when training a test where you may want to specify a scenario in the DataTable to validate that it's working. Previously, we loaded the first scenario of the DataTable in the Trainer when a session was launched, but there was no way to specify a different scenario, until now! This change makes it considerably easier to debug and validate test runs/test cases using DataTables.

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Improvements to the trainer launch

We’ve improved the behavior of launching a training session with the goal of giving you greater control over the session’s configuration. Some of these improvements include:

Improved test run scheduling backend

We're excited the announce early access availability of a new test run scheduling backend. The updated backend is available in the labs section of the mabl application. The new scheduler is functionally equivalent to the legacy scheduler, but it contains significant improvements to scheduling reliability as well as deployment event API response time.

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“Remember me” option for logging into mabl

The mabl login page now includes a “Remember me” option to help simplify login process!

Desktop App updates: 1.18.41, 1.19.1, 1.19.2, 1.19.3, 1.19.5, and 1.19.6

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Data masking in API test results

API test requests and responses may contain sensitive data, such as access tokens, refresh tokens, and authorization used to access services. To avoid accidental exposure of these secrets, we have updated API test screens to mask sensitive information when a user views results for a particular step.

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API tests now support file uploads in formdata requests

API tests now support using file uploads within formdata requests! Recently, we added file upload support using a new binary request type, and now that same functionality will work in the formdata request type. This will allow you to send multiple files in the same request for endpoints that support multipart formdata.