Manager 2025.1 Release Notes
February 2025
With Manager 2025.1, we're bringing you a few bugfixes and general improvements to your qTest experience, including an LLM upgrade for Copilot, self-service license activation, and new customizable security settings.
Copilot powered with new LLM
To improve qTest Copilot and get you better results for your generated tests, we've upgraded qTest Copilot to use GPT 4o-Mini.
Read more about what models we use across the Tricentis portfolio (opens in a new window).
Activate your own SaaS instance
Now, you can activate your qTest license from your own instance. That means you can connect your license and configure your product without asking Support for help. Don't worry—we're still here if you need anything.
Learn how to activate your license.
Block executable files from upload
To give you more control over your security, we've added the ability for site admins to block all users from uploading executable files. If you turn on this option, your users will still be able to upload attachments, but qTest will stop them from adding any executable file types. This also prevents users from uploading executable files as attachments through the qTest API.
Block executable files in the Security tab in Administration.
Currently, this setting allows you to block the following file types: .exe, .class, .cmd, .bat, and .bin.
Learn more about how to adjust your Security settings.
Performance updates
We performed some background changes to improve the overall performance of the qTest-Tosca integration.
Security updates
We performed some background changes to improve the overall security of qTest Manager.
Bug fixes
| Ticket # | Component | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CS0429671 | qTest - Manager | Users can no longer incorrectly create a test run from a test case that's missing values in a mandatory field. |
| CS0363808 | qTest - Manager | Fixed an error that incorrectly occurred if the user attempted to edit a test run with an empty step. |
| CS0438232 | qTest - Manager | Fixed an issue that caused test cases to corrupt if a user added to a custom field is later deactivated. |
| CS0435486 | qTest - Tosca integration | Fixed an intermittent issue that occurred when users linked Tosca test cases to qTest. |
| CS0432084 | qTest - Manager | Fixed an issue that caused custom columns to intermittently fail to load. |
| CS0427899, CS0442187 | qTest - Jira integration | Fixed an issue that caused Fix Version and Sprint fields to fail to transfer from Jira during qTest-Jira integration. With this fix, you'll need to enable Sprint and Fix Version fields for all issue types in Jira in order to see the Sprint and Fix Version in Release Integration when you're configuring the Jira connection with qTest. |
| CS0427821, CS0432845, CS0435305, CS0443427 | qTest - Jira integration | Fixed an issue that stopped users from adding a defect to Jira during a Quick Run. |
| CS0427304 | qTest - Maager | Fixed an issue that caused several discrepancies in fields under Administration > Licenses. |
| CS0425683, CS0425798, CS0425646, CS0424852, CS0425679, CS0426205, CS0426242, CS0426098, CS0426348, CS0426961, CS0427317 | qTest - Manager | Users can now correctly drill down to Cycles, Test Suites, and Test Runs in the navigation pane when they're using filters in Test Execution. |
| CS0415512, CS0440478 | qTest - Tosca integration | Fixed an issue that made retrieving execution results take an excessive amount of time. |
| CS0404702, CS0406255, CS0406255, CS0404444, CS0434383, CS0439043 | qTest - Data Query | Fixed an issue where users weren't able to use Batch Edit on objects more than once when using Data Query . |
Deprecating qTest App for iOS and Windows
We are deprecating the qTest App for iOS and Windows and removing support. We'll be sending out more information about this soon.
For more information about the qTest App deprecation, please take a look at our end of support announcements.
Known issues
Issue with Run button in Test Execution
Currently, if you choose a test run or test suite and then select the Run button above the file tree on the left of your window, an error occurs.
Don't worry, you can still run your tests with all other methods, and a fix is on the way.
Defects created through Quick Run fail to link correctly
If you create a defect with the Quick Run feature in Test Execution, the program saves the defect, without linking it to the test run. As a temporary workaround, you can edit the test log to manually link the defect.