Feature Requests & Ideas

Qase is test management tool.https://qase.io/As it is increasingly used by Japanese startups, users will find it convenient if Mabl results can be integrated into Qase.

HelloI'm trying out your product, and I believe the non-present assertion could use some customization/changing.I'm using non-present assertions and they seem to take 30 seconds each, as explained in the docs. This delay makes sense for most asser...

As a mabl API test user, I would like to be able re-use API test steps in different steps. Basically, it would be great if the "flows" feature that is available in the browser tests was also available for API tests.

As a mabl cli user I would like to get the test case ID's of the executed tests in the response. We integrated mabl into our CI/CD pipeline with the option to run cloud runs or a few local runs. We have also added a test rail integration to this. ...

We're documenting flows in our JIRA and would like to link the mabl flows to our JIRA tickets for them, similar to how we can link Tests/Plans/Runs to JIRA already.

Currently the branch that has latest changes overwrite the master when merged, and there is no way to select how the changes should be merged.There is also no possibility to pull latest changes to current branch from master or from another branch ...

We need a setting that would give the option of failing tests if there are visual changes detected. The detected changes could be approved if they are expected changes at which point the failed tests can be marked as passed.

Would be nice to be able to view visual changes for all tests within a Plan and be able to only see changes for an App.

Currently a Plan shows up as passed but the tests within the plan may have visual changes detected. It is difficult to go through all the tests within the Plan to figure out which ones have visual changes or not.

As a test writer, being able to visually distinguish sections of steps at a glance would be very useful for test maintainability. A simple way to accomplish this is to allow steps to be recolored directly - either the step text itself or the step ...