Want to know the latest news and articles posted on TestRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool?
Then subscribe to their feed now! You can receive their updates by email, via mobile or on your personal news page on this website.
See what they recently published below.
Website title: AI-Based Test Automation Tool [2025] - testRigor Software Testing
Is this your feed? Claim it!
Version Control for Test Cases This feature introduces test case versioning, similar to the existing functionality for rules, enabling full visibility and control over changes. When you create a new test case and navigate to the Edit Test Case page, a new tab called Version History appears at the bottom. Initially, only the first version ...
The post
New Setting for Finding Tables This update introduces a condition-based table search strategy to improve table detection accuracy. When enabled, the system scans all visible tables on the page and selects the one that matches the defined condition (such as “column contains” or “cell value matches”). When disabled, the system defaults to evaluating only the ...
The pos...
Retry Clicks Functionality We’ve introduced a new enhancement to the click command designed to improve reliability when a subsequent action fails. With this update, testRigor can automatically retry a click action if the next step does not succeed. For example, if an initial click is followed by another action that fails, the system will attempt ...
The post
“Accountability breeds response-ability.” —Stephen Covey. With the emergence of AI-enhanced software development, the traditional accountability chain in software engineering has changed. When tools such as Copilot or ChatGPT generate code, authorship is obscured, and developers become more of a reviewer than an original creator. This raises an important question: if humans ...
New Analytics Page We’ve introduced a new Analytics tab in the side menu, designed to provide insights into test performance and team productivity. In this section, you can view failure trends from the last 30 days. The chart displays the number of test case failures per day (red line) alongside the failure rate relative to ...
The post