Release notes for HCL OneTest™ Server

You can now install HCL OneTest™ Server on Azure Kubernetes Service that has a Kubernetes environment to run functional, integration, and performance tests. See Installation of the server software on Azure Kubernetes Service.

Previously, HCL OneTest™ Server supported only one logical partition as the initial team space. Now, you can create and maintain multiple team spaces in HCL OneTest™ Server. The initial team space is available for all licensed users of HCL OneTest™ Server before you create any other team space.

See Team space overview.

Now, you can configure any branch in a repository as the default branch in a team space.

You can now associate test suites to the components of the System Model in addition to the virtual resources. After you associate the test suite, you can then click the test suite to view them on the Execution page.

See Viewing resources associated with components.

After you associate virtual services with components in the System Model page, you can then navigate to the Resources or Instances page to either start an instance or stop a running instance.

See Viewing resources associated with components.

The components in the System Model page that are associated with test assets can now be viewed in the Components column on the Execution page. You can also use the component as a parameter in a filter rule to obtain test assets associated with a specific component. You can return to the System Model page by clicking the component displayed for the test asset in the Components column on the Execution page.

After you start an instance of the virtual services that are associated with components in the System Model page, you can then navigate to the Instances page to either view the running instance or stop a running instance. You can also view the components that are associated with running instances of virtual services from the Instances page.

See Viewing running instances of virtual services.

Now, you need a separate Concurrent Virtual Services license to run an instance of the virtual services on HCL OneTest™ Server.

See Server software licensing information.

After you have associated virtual services with components in the System Model and started instances, you can view the instances that are associated with the components from the Instances page. You can also filter the view to display running instances by using components as a criteria in the filters.

You can now hide the virtual service instances that are stopped or those that failed, from the display on the virtual service Instances page via a single button.

See Viewing running instances of virtual services.

You can now stop multiple or all running instances of virtual services from the Instances page.

See Stopping virtual services.

You can now navigate to the Progress page from the Execution page to view the runs that were started, scheduled, or completed by clicking the Show in the Progress page icon that is enabled for the specific test asset.

See Viewing the state of test assets.

You can now stop multiple or all running test assets from the Progress page. You can also cancel multiple or all scheduled runs of test assets from the Progress page.

See Stopping test runs or Canceling scheduled test runs.

As a team space owner, you can define resource monitoring sources in the team space so that they can be shared between multiple projects in the team space. During a performance schedule execution with resource monitoring labels, the sources defined in a team space are collected with the sources that are defined in a project whenever they match the provided labels. As a user of a team space, you can use the resource monitoring sources that are defined in the team space.

When you install static agents and add the agents to your project on HCL OneTest™ Server, the agents based on the capabilities that match with the agent specified in the test assets are listed for an override. The agents with the best matching capabilities are listed on the top followed by other agents with mismatched capabilities.

The user-defined capabilities feature is enhanced. Now, you can group user-defined capabilities under categories that you create. You can also add name-value pairs as properties for the capabilities.

See Working with agent capabilities.

Previously, you were able to only view the relationships among JDBC-supported schemas on the Schema Canvas page. You can now establish parent-child relationships among multiple non-JDBC schemas on the Schema Canvas page.

You can now generate the Data Definition Language (DDL) statements for single or multiple non-JDBC schemas. You can use the DDL statements to create a table in your database. Each job of generating DDL statements for the selected schemas generates a SQL file.

See Generating DDL statements for schemas.

Previously, you were able to generate the test data for only multiple JDBC-supported schemas. You can now generate the test data for multiple non-JDBC schemas by maintaining referential integrity. You can also modify the relationships among non-JDBC schemas on the Schema Canvas page.

You can view the relationship among the selected schemas on the Schema Canvas page.

See Generating test data for selected schemas.