Release notes
Release notes
WrightTest release notes summarize product updates, UI improvements, fixes, and documentation changes. Use this page to understand what changed between versions and which version introduced a feature.
v0.1.0
Initial public release of WrightTest.
Added
- Project dashboard with browser check health, pass rate, failed checks, schedules, and alerts.
- Project workspace with Overview, Checks, Runs, Schedules, Environments, Alerts, and Settings tabs.
- Browser check editor with settings, environment selection, step editor, assertions, recording, export, and validation.
- Run Result page with status summary, failure summary, step results, screenshots, raw error details, and Playwright Trace Viewer.
- Global Dashboard with active failures, recent runs, pass rate charts, runs per day, and flaky checks.
- Global Runs page with filters, summary cards, run history, and result links.
- Schedule management with cron presets, timezone display, next run, overdue state, and run history.
- Project environments with reusable variables like
{{BASE_URL}}. - Telegram and Slack alerts with notification rules for failed, recovered, and passed runs.
- Project settings with description, default environment, default device, metadata, and danger zone.
- Footer with product version, git commit, build date, and copyright.
- Public documentation section with Installation, Quick start, Configuration, and Troubleshooting pages.
Changed
- Reworked user-facing terminology around browser checks instead of generic tests.
- Improved empty states, loading feedback, and destructive action confirmations.
- Improved public documentation to match the actual Docker-first setup.
Fixed
- Failed runs now generate and expose Playwright traces when possible.
- Run Result trace state no longer shows contradictory unavailable and available states.
- Dashboard Recent runs now uses the same data scope as summary cards.
- Schedule Next run no longer shows confusing “ago” text for future runs.
Known limitations
- Browser execution currently uses Chromium. Firefox and WebKit are not supported in the current version.
- Complex browser interactions such as drag-and-drop, file uploads, or canvas actions may require manual step adjustments.
- WrightTest is intended for trusted internal or self-hosted usage, not as a public anonymous SaaS without additional hardening.
Older releases
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