testRigor release: faster testing, qTest Integration & more. | / | Heather Brooks October 20, 2026 | Receive weekly testRigor newsletters packed with insights on test automation, codeless testing, and the latest advancements in AI. Test suite deletion. Users can now delete test suites directly from the Test Suites page. To delete a test suite, navigate to the Test Suites page, locate the suite you want to remove, click the three-dot menu on the right, and select Delete. Deleted test suites will be moved to the Trash Bin, where you can view and manage all previously deleted suites. From there, you can either restore a test suite or permanently delete it. Advanced Caching. Testrigor has introduced a new Advanced Caching setting designed to improve test execution speed. When enabled, this optimization speeds up test case steps that rely on reading page content, helping reduce overall execution time. You can find this setting under the Speed Optimizations tab in your test suite settings. Faster iPhone devices. Testrigor has introduced new iPhone devices designed to significantly reduce startup times, allowing your mobile tests to begin executing faster. You can select these devices when creating a new test suite or by navigating to the settings of an existing suite. The new device option is iPhone 17 - iOS 27.0 (arm64), labeled "Fastest to launch". It will be set as the default when creating a mobile test suite using iOS. qTest Integration. Testrigor has introduced support for qTest integration, allowing users to connect their testRigor test suites with qTest. To configure this integration, navigate to your test suite's Settings, click the Integrations tab, and scroll down to the qTest Integration section. From there, you can configure the integration to connect your test suite with qTest.

testRigor release: multi-finger swipe gestures. | / | Heather Brooks October 14, 2026 | Receive weekly testRigor newsletters packed with insights on test automation, codeless testing, and the latest advancements in AI. Support for multi-finger swipe gestures. With its latest release, Testrigor has introduced support for multi-finger swipe gestures on mobile devices. You can now perform swipe gestures using up to three fingers, enabling more complex mobile interactions. To use this feature, simply specify the number of fingers in your swipe command, as shown below: swipe right with 2 fingers swipe right with 3 fingers This functionality is available for mobile testing only.

testRigor Release: SQL for XLSX, New MCP Tools, and iOS 27 Support. | / | Heather Brooks October 6, 2026 | Receive weekly testRigor newsletters packed with insights on test automation, codeless testing, and the latest advancements in AI. Run SQL queries on .xlsx files. Its team has added the ability to run SQL queries using .xlsx files. Here's an example of how to use this functionality: click "download" on the right of "Pokemons.xlsx" check that file "Pokemons.xlsx" was downloaded run sql query "select Type from Pokemons;" using file "Pokemons.xlsx" New tools for the MCP server. With its latest release, Testrigor has added new tools to testRigor's MCP server. These tools provide additional capabilities for managing global variables, data sets, and reusable rules: * List global variables: list global variables in a suite (also called "Test Data" in the UI). * Get global variable: get a single global variable by key. * Create a global variable: create a new global variable in a suite. * Update global variable value: replace the value of an existing global variable. * Get file upload URL: get a one-time URL to upload a file to, for use as a FILE-type global variable or data set value. * Create certificate global variable: create a CLIENT_CERTIFICATE-type global variable from a .pfx certificate's content. * Update certificate global variable: replace an existing CLIENT_CERTIFICATE-type global variable's certificate. * Rename global variable: rename a global variable by key; rejected by default if still referenced by a test case or rule, unless told to update every reference automatically or to rename anyway. * Delete global variable: delete a global variable by key; rejected by default if still referenced by a test case or rule, unless told to delete anyway. * List data sets: list data sets in a suite (schema and row count summaries). * Get a data set: get a data set's full schema and row values. * Create a data set: create a new data set, optionally with variables and rows. * Add data set rows: add new rows to an existing data set. * Update data set rows: update existing rows in a data set by row id. * Add data set variable: add a new variable (column) to an existing data set. * Update data set: rename a data set and/or update its description. * Delete data set rows: delete one or more rows from a data set. * Rename data set variable: rename a variable (column) on a data set. * Delete data set variable: delete a variable (column) from a data set. * Delete data set: delete a data set. * Unlink data set from test case: remove a data set's link from a test case without deleting the data set. * List rules: list reusable rules in a suite, or all rules used by a specific test case. * Get rule: get a single reusable rule by name. * Create rule: create a new reusable rule, optionally inside a folder. * Update rule steps: replace the steps of an existing reusable rule. * Rename rule: rename a reusable rule. * Delete rule: delete a reusable rule by name. * List rule folders: list rule folders in a suite. * Get rule folder: get a single rule folder's details. * Create rule folder: create a new rule folder, optionally inside a parent folder. * Rename rule folder: rename an existing rule folder. * Move rule folder: move a rule folder to a new parent folder (or to the root). * Delete rule folder: delete an empty rule folder. * Move rule: move a reusable rule to a different folder (or to the root). Support for iOS 27 stable. Its iOS devices now support the stable release of iOS 27.