Hey there, testers! Throughout the last few weeks, we have been hard at work to stay on top of some incredible updates, and we can’t wait to tell you all about them! There are tons of awesome new features in this release that will transform your testing experience.
First up, we are thrilled to announce the LambdaTest AI-powered Test Intelligence Platform in private beta. With the Test Intelligence Platform, we aim to boost productivity, accelerate delivery rates, enhance software quality, and expedite release cycles. By detecting inconsistencies and anomalies across multiple test executions, it improves the reliability of your results.
In addition, we’ve rolled out a host of new features in automation testing, including support for Playwright browser testing on real Android devices, automated browser testing with k6, and much more.
Here are some exciting new product updates we have in store for you!
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Live with LambdaTest’s AI-Powered Test Intelligence Platform
LambdaTest consistently delivers excellence in orchestrating and executing tests at scale for businesses across the spectrum. The Test Intelligence Platform marks a significant new step in our journey.
With AI at its core, our newly launched Test Intelligence Platform is set to revolutionize software testing. With each test run, it refines its recommendations and improves its predictive capabilities. This means you can focus more time and effort on developing comprehensive tests and getting actionable feedback more quickly.
If you are interested in learning more about Test Intelligence, you can get involved in the following ways:
Sign up and stay updated about the LambdaTest Test Intelligence platform. Be the first to learn about new features, webinars, and other events.
Start testing right away. Dive into our platform to learn about the power of Test Intelligence.
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Automated Browser Testing with Grafana k6
Grafana k6 is an open-source load testing tool created by Grafana Labs and its community. It simplifies and helps engineering teams to conduct performance testing. As k6 is a developer-focused adaptable solution, you can quickly evaluate the stability and efficiency of your software applications.
LambdaTest integrates with k6 to help you perform automated testing with k6 on real browsers and operating system combinations. Currently, we offer support for k6 Browser Testing on Chrome and Edge.
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Playwright Browser Testing on Real Android Devices
To make your mobile browser automation even more productive, we are pleased to announce support for the Playwright framework for Android automation testing.
With this, you can now perform Playwright web testing on over 100+ real Android devices from a wide range of OEMs, including Samsung, Xiaomi, Google, and more. This way, you can avoid the pain point of setting up in-house Android device labs.
Note: Currently, support for Playwright Android testing is in the Beta phase.
The LambdaTest platform provides comprehensive device coverage, effortless integration, and vast testing capabilities, making it a great fit for Playwright Android automation. You can ensure the quality and browser compatibility of Android web apps by testing them on a real device cloud of real Android smartphones, thereby cutting testing time and effort.
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Track your Test Progress using Build Inactivity Time
Earlier, when you ran a build on LambdaTest, all tests were combined into a single build, posing a challenge to distinguish the tests conducted at particular intervals. Therefore, we have now introduced Build Inactivity Time, also known as the Build Splitting logic feature, which assists you in effectively organizing your tests.
Build Inactivity Time is a feature that helps you organize tests effectively. It enables you to monitor tests performed at regular intervals. You can use the Build Splitting feature to specify a time interval, after which the system will wait for the specified amount of time before marking the build as completed. After this time period, all fresh builds you run will be generated as new builds.
In addition, we released some other features for web automation as well. Take a look at them:
New Lambda Hooks to interpret test execution results. It includes skipped, ignored, unknown, and error.
The Live Interaction feature is now supported on macOS Monterey and macOS Ventura.
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Local Testing with LambdaTest Tunnel Docker Extension
To jazz up your local testing experience, we are introducing the LambdaTest Tunnel Docker Extension. This extension enables you to perform real-time cross browser testing of locally hosted websites and web applications across 3000+ browser environments.
With this extension, you no longer have to manually initiate the tunnel via the command-line interface (CLI). Instead, you can launch the LambdaTest Tunnel in a single click directly from within the Docker Desktop.
Some of the benefits you can leverage with LambdaTest Tunnel Docker Extension are:
Wide range of access to real browsers, devices, and operating systems.
Hassle-free setup in a single click without requiring it to launch from the CLI.
Secure SSH Tunnel that provides a secure tunnel between your local machine and the LambdaTest cloud servers.
Advanced Configurations to use advanced tunnel features like Proxy Port, Environment, Local File Server Directory, and more.
Additionally, we have added the latest web browsers for real time and screenshot testing to our online browser farm. These latest browsers not only enhance your testing capabilities but also ensure comprehensive browser coverage for all your web testing requirements.
Here are the ones:
Real Time Browser Testing
Chrome 114 Beta, 113, 112, 111
Firefox 114 Beta, 113, 112, 111
Edge 114 Beta, 113, 112, 111
Opera 99, 98, 97, 96
Automated Screenshot Testing
Chrome 112, 111, 110, 109
Firefox 111, 110, 109
Edge 112, 111, 110, 109
Opera 97, 96, 95
Manage logged bugs using LambdaTest and Webex Teams
Developed by Cisco, Webex Teams is a collaboration platform that enables effective communication, collaboration, and project management for remote and globally distributed teams. It delivers a single workspace for a smooth collaboration with multiple features and functionalities.
With our latest LambdaTest Integration with Webex Teams, you and your team members can easily log bugs while performing live interactive cross browser testing on the LambdaTest platform and share your logged bugs in your Webex Teams Space with a single click.
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It’s a Wrap
It’s time to LambdaTestYourApps and leverage these new features. You can let us know with your valuable feedback about these features through the LambdaTest Community or by emailing us at support@lambdatest.com.
Until then, to stay up-to-date with new enhancements and features, visit LambdaTest Changelog.
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