Mark Suites as Favourites ⭐
Working with large projects often means navigating through a long test tree or running the same search queries over and over again. To make your workflow smoother, we’ve introduced the Starred feature for test suites.
Now you can:
- ⭐ Star any suite you plan to work on — whether it’s for the current sprint, a specific release, or ongoing maintenance.
- 📂 Create your own quick-access list of suites to eliminate repetitive navigation through the entire test tree.
- 🔍 Mark favourites directly from search results — if you’re looking for a test or suite by keyword or using filters you can instantly star it without leaving the search view.
- ⏱ Quickly return to starred suites even after filters or selections are reset — simply use the Starred filter to jump back.
- 🛠 Work more efficiently by keeping frequently accessed suites at your fingertips, especially in large or multi-team projects.
Whether you’re focusing on smoke tests, regression packs, or a specific customer scenario, the Starred feature ensures you spend less time navigating and more time testing.
Export & Version Control Manual Tests in Git (Markdown Support)
You can now export your manual tests as Markdown files directly into your Git repository and keep them under version control.
This allows your team to write, edit, and track changes to manual test cases just like code — with full history, branching, and collaboration benefits that Git offers.
What’s new:
- 📤 Export manual tests to Markdown – keep human-readable test cases in your repository.
- 📥 Import manual tests via CLI – instantly sync Markdown changes from Git into Testomat.io.
- 🔄 Version control for manual tests – review, revert, and track changes over time.
- ✍️ Write and modify in your editor – use your favorite IDE to create or update test cases.
User Scenario:
Imagine you’re working on a new product release and your QA team collaborates closely with developers.
Instead of switching back and forth between Testomat.io and your code editor, the manual test cases live right next to your application code in Git.
- A developer spots a missing step in a test case and updates the Markdown file in their branch.
- The change is committed, reviewed in a pull request, and merged into
main. - The updated test case is automatically synced back into Testomat.io via CLI.
This workflow makes test case management seamless, collaborative, and fully traceable — aligning your manual testing process with modern DevOps practices.
How to Export Tests?
Run the export command in your project directory to download tests from Testomat.io.
Tests will be created in Markdown format.
It’s highly recommended to use Git Version Control to manage exported tests locally as files.
What Gets Exported?
- All test suites and tests from your current project.
- Test IDs, descriptions, priorities, and structure are preserved in the generated files.
Deep Analyze Agent – AI-Powered Project Insights
Introducing the Deep Analyze Agent, an advanced AI tool designed to give you a comprehensive, data-driven overview of your project’s testing health.
It goes beyond surface-level reporting to deeply assess running status, test coverage, and release readiness.
It provides:
- 🔍 Full project scan – AI examines the structure, test suites, and execution history.
- 🗂 Functional area mapping – identifies project areas based on suites and their test coverage.
- 📊 Coverage analysis – compares existing tests with execution results to highlight untested or risky areas.
- 💡 Actionable insights – provides recommendations for improving coverage, stability, and release readiness.
- 🚀 Release readiness check – helps teams make informed go/no-go decisions before deployment.
User Scenario:
You’re preparing for a major release and need a clear picture of your project’s testing health.
Instead of manually compiling reports from multiple runs, the Deep Analyze Agent automatically:
- Scans your entire project structure and suite organization.
- Maps suites to functional areas of your product.
- Compares planned coverage with executed coverage.
- Flags untested, low-pass-rate, or high-risk areas.
- Summarizes the results into an easy-to-read dashboard with recommendations.
This means QA leads, PMs, and developers can make data-backed decisions faster, with confidence in the quality status of the product.
Analyze Suite – Functional Coverage & Stability at a Glance
The new Analyze Suite tool brings AI-powered analytics directly to individual suites, helping you assess both functional coverage and suite stability without navigating the entire project view.
What’s new:
- 🗂 Functional area coverage mapping – analyzes tests within a suite to determine which parts of your product it covers.
- 📊 Suite Stability Report – evaluates recent test execution results to highlight flakiness, instability, or recurring issues.
- 🔍 Focused insight – ideal for monitoring the health of specific product modules or critical flows.
By providing actionable insights at the suite level, teams can quickly identify improvement areas, address instability, and maintain high-quality standards in critical parts of their projects.
AI Features in the Jira Plugin
We’ve extended Testomat.io’s AI capabilities to the Jira plugin! Now you can access powerful AI-assisted options directly within your Jira projects, including:
- Suggest Tests — Automatically generate relevant test cases.
- Suggest Description — Get AI-powered recommendations for detailed and clear issue descriptions.
- Other AI-driven enhancements to streamline your test design and issue tracking workflow.
This integration helps improve collaboration between development and QA teams by embedding intelligent test suggestions right where your work happens.
Merge Tests – Simplify and Clean Your Test Repository
Sometimes test repositories accumulate duplicate or overlapping tests that can cause confusion and inefficiency. The new Merge Tests feature helps you clean up your test library by combining multiple tests into one while preserving valuable information from all merged tests.
Key benefits:
- 🧹 Easily remove duplicate or redundant tests
- 📝 Consolidate descriptions and important details from all merged tests
- 🔄 Maintain test history and continuity without losing data
How it works:
- On the Tests page, enable multiselection
- Select the tests you want to merge
- Click the extra button on the bottom menu bar and choose Merge
- Select the main test to keep as the base for merging
- Review and edit the suggested combined description
- Add any follow-up notes if needed
- Confirm by clicking Update test description
This streamlined process makes test maintenance easier, helping teams keep their test repository clean, accurate, and up-to-date.
Collapse and Expand All Suites in Runs
Managing large test runs with hundreds or thousands of tests can be overwhelming. To make navigation easier, we introduced the ability to collapse and expand all suites in the test list.
This feature allows you to quickly hide or show all test suites within a run, helping you focus on specific parts of your test set or get an overview without endless scrolling.
Perfect for runs with 1000+ tests, it saves time and reduces visual clutter, making manual test execution smoother and more efficient.
Nightwatch Framework Support
We’ve added Nightwatch framework support to Testomat.io! Now you can easily import your Nightwatch automated tests and enable detailed reporting within the platform.
Use the latest version of the check-tests and @testomatio/reporter CLI tools to import and run your Nightwatch tests with full integration. This allows you to track test results, analyze trends, and generate reports directly from your Nightwatch test runs.
For detailed instructions on importing and configuring Nightwatch tests, see the dedicated documentation.
Fixes and Improvements 🛠️
- Fixed RunGroup pagination https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/1386
- Added Launch a Copy option for Mixed runs https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/1389
- Save option for Mixed runs https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/1388
- Fixed test order in PDF report not matching the test order in the run report https://github.com/testomatio/app/issues/1383
- Improved processing of multiselection bulk actions for Manual Run
