Making sure that our test management tool TestRail works great in all environments and that TestRail can easily be installed and maintained has a high priority for us. So today we are happy to announce the availability of TestRail 5.4, a new platform release that introduces full support for PHP 7.0, Windows Server 2016, SQL Server 2016 and other enhancements as well as bug fixes.

We are constantly working on new features for our modern test management tool and today we are happy to introduce another big productivity update with TestRail 5.2. The new version adds many new features to help teams work faster and more efficiently. As part of the new release, TestRail adds full attachment and screenshot drag & drop support for test cases and test results. We’ve also added direct copy & paste of images for select browsers, making TestRail the first web-based test management tool to support pasting screenshots from your clipboard. Another big update of TestRail 5.2 is the introduction of test case templates with exploratory testing support and much more.

We are happy to announce TestRail 5.1 today, the latest version of our modern test management tool. For TestRail 5.1 we reviewed the entire workflow of how teams work with tests and submit results during testing. After months of work we are happy to finally announce the results of our efforts: TestRail FastTrack.

Just a few weeks ago we released our new JIRA test management integration with full JIRA add-ons for cloud and server instances as part of our TestRail 5.0 release. The feedback (and adoption rate) has been great and we are happy to see that hundreds of teams already installed and successfully use the new add-ons every day.

Today we are announcing that we have updated our JIRA add-ons to work with JIRA 7.0 (released this week) and added the ability to limit the integration to select projects (for Servers and Cloud), or user groups (JIRA Server only), among other new features. This makes TestRail the only test management tool that integrates JIRA add-ons per project.

After working on this release for many months we are excited to announce TestRail 5.0 today, a new major update of our popular test management application. For the new TestRail release we are introducing an all-new & best-in-class JIRA integration with full JIRA server and JIRA cloud add-ons to directly view and track linked TestRail test results, test cases and reports inside JIRA.

TestRail 5.0 also introduces new live defect reports to directly see the status of all linked issues and test results in one place, new options to lookup the status of linked requirements from external tools as well as detailed section statistics for test runs and milestones. We are also adding new options to integrate TestRail’s statistics with Confluence and other tools, improved Markdown formatting options, new test result history and context tabs and much more. See below for all new things in TestRail 5.0 and learn how to get started!

Today we are making TestRail 4.2 available to all our customers, a new version of our modern test management tool. For the new release we reviewed and added some of the options most often requested by our users. So as part of TestRail 4.2 we are happy to introduce new productivity features such as keyboard shortcuts, make it easier to customize TestRail’s built-in fields as well as add various additional security options such as API keys.

The new version has already been applied to all TestRail Hosted accounts automatically. TestRail Server customers can download the new version starting today. We have also been working on additional new TestRail updates based on customer feedback in parallel, so stay tuned!

We’ve always offered options to import and migrate your test cases to our test management tool TestRail, so you could continue using your existing projects after making the switch. We have import scripts for select legacy tools and offer an advanced migration tool for Excel/CSV files. Our existing migration scripts work great to convert your tests from various tools and formats, including other test management tools and spreadsheets. This is especially useful if you want to customize and adjust the migration for your specific file format.

Not all teams need this level of flexibility and not all file formats require custom logic to map your data to TestRail’s test cases though. Before adding a direct CSV import option in TestRail, we wanted to make sure that we have a very flexible design that allows users to import a wide range of files and formats. And all this without having to adjust or prepare the files first. With today’s TestRail 4.1 release we are happy to offer such a direct CSV import option that will make it much easier to import existing test cases from third-party tools, issue trackers and spreadsheet files.