Released: Dec 6, 2024

Mises à jour de RayQC 8.0

Fonctionnalités

• Execute Tests in Windows Sandbox
  • Added support for using Windows Sandbox as the virtualization engine for sandboxed execution, expanding options beyond the previous support for Workstation and vSphere and Hyper-V environments.
  • This new capability allows users to leverage Windows Sandbox for a more lightweight and isolated environment for the execution of checklists.
  • With Windows Sandbox, you can now perform automation tasks more efficiently and securely, without the need for a full virtual machine setup.
• Automate Checklist Elements with ChatGPT
  • Introduced an integration of ChatGPT to automate tasks within RayQC.
  • This new feature leverages a new dedicated plugin to handle ChatGPT prompts, enabling automated responses and interactions.
  • The new function, CompletePrompt, can accept user-defined prompts and ChatGPT parameters, such as temperature, max_tokens, and model, with sensible default values.
  • You must have a working OpenAI account/subscription and a valid API key (to be generated from the account management portal) to use this feature.
• Copy and Paste Between Checklists
  • Added new copy and paste functionality that allows users to copy individual items or entire groups between checklists.
  • This ensures a smooth transfer of checklist elements while managing internal references and dependencies. For example. when copying groups, the relative order of elements is preserved, and if there are dependencies among elements, the internal references are also maintained.
  • Additionally, unique identifiers are ensured for each pasted element, and any conflicts in references are automatically resolved.
• Auto-save Features for Opened Checklists
  • Added new Auto-Save feature which ensures that checklists are periodically saved, reducing the risk of losing data while working.
  • The interval between saves is customizable in the settings screen. Users also have the option to turn off this functionality if they prefer manual saving.
• Edit Plugins via Context Menu
  • Enhanced plugin management by adding the ability to edit plugins directly from the RayQC interface.
  • A new context menu option, Edit, has been introduced, allowing users to open the PowerShell script and manifest file in their default editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code).
  • After making edits, users can save the file, and RayQC will automatically detect the changes, updating the plugin accordingly.
  • This improvement provides a more seamless experience for users who need to modify plugins without leaving the RayQC environment.

Correctifs

• Resolved issues with application freezing when connecting to the a virtual machine.
• Fixed issues with the triggering of the License Wizard from the PowerShell module.
• Resolved issues with settings paths for the RunVBS plugin.
• Fixed crashes of the GetTaskProperty plugin while attempting to get RayFlow phase status.
• Fixed issues with refreshing groups and items with conditional visibility.
• Minor language and translation fixes.
• Fixed reconnecting to virtual machines.
• Adjusted the size of the signature field in exported HTML reports.
• Fixed issue that arose when rejecting checklists without a signature is enabled and an unsigned project is entered, the most recent project is opened anyway.
• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to replace a plugin.
• Fixed several issues with the PowerShell automation module if RayQC was activated with a floating license.