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Squish 7.0.1 is a maintenance release containing bug fixes for different editions of the product. See the following sections for a detailed list of all changes.
Fixed missing dependencies in Eclipse IDE Integration (Section 9.10) package that rendered Squish as Eclipse IDE plugin not installable or upgradable on Windows or macOS
Fixed problem with inability to close some IDE views
Fixed missing File|Exit menu in the IDE
Improved performance of replaying BDD tests with large example sets
Improved behavior of the Image Verification Difference viewer when opened from the IDE so that it is automatically centered on the IDE window and merges with the IDE taskbar entry on Linux and Windows
Testing AUTs built with Qt 6.3 is now supported
Fixed crash with Qt 6 and Linux/X11 in nativeType("") i.e.
with empty string as an argument
Fixed crash when using RemoteSystem.upload() and squishserver
built with Qt 6 or testData.put() when squishrunner is built
with Qt 6
Fixed RemoteSystem.execute() incorrectly splitting command
line arguments when squishserver is built with Qt 6. This fix drops
undocumented support for nested arrays or lists of command line
arguments
Fixed recording clicks on NSButton with an image, where a click on NSButtonImageView was recorded instead of a click on NSButton itself
Fixed hang at the end of test execution when using multiple report generators and enabling video capture in the test. This problem affected setups using squishrunner in combination with various CI systems e.g. Jenkins
JUnit report generator (--reportgen junit) now also logs
attachments and video recordings including file paths
Fixed JavaScript sporadic crash occurring on access to
values of let or const
declarations found in a local scope. Triggered by control
flow interruptions via e.g. installEventHandler()
callbacks.
The output of configure --help now documents all available
switches and clarifies when they apply and how they interact with other
related switches
Improved configure script logic to find available Python interpreters
for Squish builds. On Windows, Python Launcher (py.exe)
is now used to locate preferred Python installation
Fixed building Ruby script support with Ruby >= 3.0