SpecSync v5.4: Improved performance
We are happy to announce that we have released a new update for SpecSync v5 that significantly improves the synchronization performance. The new version (v5.4) is a compatible update for v5 according to our new semantic versioning policy, which means that you can use your existing SpecSync v5…
read more.SpecSync v5 is here!
We’re thrilled to announce SpecSync v5 — probably the most important update in our almost 10-year history. This release lands for both SpecSync for Azure DevOps and SpecSync for Jira, and from now on the two products will be versioned together under the same semantic versioning…
read more.SpecSync is not impacted by SpecFlow end-of-life
As you might have heard, Tricentis has announced the end-of-life of the SpecFlow open source project. According to the announcement, SpecFlow has reached its end-of-life on December 31, 2024. As of 1st of January the SpecFlow GitHub projects have been deleted and the support section of the…
read more.SpecFlow end-of-life has been announced
Originally posted at https://reqnroll.net/news/2025/01/specflow-end-of-life-has-been-announced/
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In December 2024, Tricentis announced the end-of-life of the SpecFlow open source project. According to the announcement, SpecFlow reached its end-of-life on December 31,…Reqnroll v2.0 released
Last week we released a new major version of Reqnroll: Reqnroll v2.0.
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We released v1 three month ago and this time has been used to review many concepts and dependencies that we inherited from SpecFlow. We quickly ran into breaking changes (as expected), but our testing solution was not good…
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