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Progress updates Telerik Test Studio

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Progress updates Telerik Test Studio

Software development and deployment tool specialist Progress has announced a new verison of Progress Telerik Test Studio, its enterprise UI test automation platform.

Progress Telerik Test Studio R2 2021 is said to decreases app deployment time through new features and enhancements for easily identifying and fixing test failures.

The Step Failure Details dialog receives a new UI and new features, making it easier for testers to receive insights about test failures, while an easier workflow helps users identify and fix failures using screenshots to validate expected versus actual results.

New licence management options in Telerik Test Studio help large-team organisations ensure uninterrupted testing cycles, with easy scaling across teams, countries and business units.

Other new features include support for .Net 5, .Net Core and .Net 6 Preview.

"QA engineers are usually up against tight deadlines to ensure that their applications run seamlessly before the product can be released," said Progress developer tools general manager Loren Jarrett.

"The latest release of Telerik Test Studio removes a lot of the time pressure by providing more in-depth insights into test failures immediately and simplifying test debugging. Armed with more information and powerful capabilities, QA teams can be more productive and deliver much more rapidly."

Telerik Test Studio R2 2021 is available immediately.

Register here for the R2 2021 Telerik Test Studio release webinar, taking place on 26 August 2021.

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