What's new in WebSureQTool 1.1.0
Tags: release, 1.1.0, what's new, changelog, learning kit, scan, branch, loop, session, capture, grouped assertion
WebSureQTool 1.1.0 focuses on getting users productive quickly without forcing them to reverse-engineer every feature. The release is paired with a Practical Learning Kit and clearer business-driven authoring guidance. Highlights 1. Practical Learning Kit (lesson plan) - 13 step-by-step lessons (LK01 through LK13) covering login, sort, cart, checkout, session reuse, branch/recovery, loops, runtime capture, browser-state evidence, grouped data validation, and a final golden-capability demo. - Each lesson states the business objective, the business risk, and the exact authoring sequence inside the Suite Editor. - The kit is a build path, not a folder of pre-shipped suites. You follow each lesson and build the suite yourself; that approach teaches the product faster than receiving prebuilt files. 2. Business-driven authoring guidance - Build a project + suite + dataset before authoring steps. Avoid hard-coding usernames, ZIP codes, or expected text inside the suite. - Pick UI elements in the same order the business flow runs (username, password, login button — in that order). - Run early, then extend. Catch selector and dataset issues on the first 2-3 steps before adding 30 more. - Multi-page authoring rule: scan each page after navigating to it. Steps belong to the page where they were authored. 3. Capture-first, assert-separately pattern - LK11 demonstrates capturing URL, title, local storage, and JS-derived storage length cleanly, then asserting them as separate steps. This produces clearer reports and easier debugging. 4. Session continuity (LK06 + LK07) - A login-only suite can preserve the browser session for a downstream checkout suite, eliminating repeated login overhead and making cross-suite dependencies explicit. 5. Branch, label, jump, and loop patterns (LK08 + LK09) - Real workflows often need decisions and bounded repetition. The kit documents the exact sequence to use without making suites unreadable. 6. Grouped numeric and regex validation (LK12) - Validate that a value exists, is numeric, is within a business range, and matches a regex — all in one logical block. 7. Golden capability demo (LK13) - A single suite that combines the major capabilities into one realistic business journey. Use it as a stakeholder demo after LK01-LK12 are stable. Where to start - New users: open the "Practical Learning Kit overview" guide, then start with LK01. - Returning users: skim LK06-LK11 for the session-continuity, branch, loop, capture, and assert-separately patterns. - For full step-by-step authoring help, ask the Intelligent Assistant for the lesson by number, for example: "walk me through LK05 checkout in the Suite Editor".
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