Any value replacement has to check for value pair constraints and so is inefficient as the numbers get very large. We updated the heuristics we use to decide when to leave "any value" without a replacement.
A confirmation dialog is shown so you know the operation completed successfully, and the new project is scrolled into view in the plans/projects panel.
In Hexawise equivalence classes are expressed with value expansions. Since they are considered equivalent to each other for the sake of the test plan, every value expansion value is not guaranteed to appear in at least one generated test case (which is why they can be a key strategy to reducing the number of test cases). The plan scorecard now lets you know when you have value expansion values that do not appear in any generated test case so you can make an informed decision about the trade offs.
It's often a sign the test plan may be too large in scope and would be better as multiple test plans.
Pasting email address now enables the reset button without typing. This is a 2-way fault of a parameter that's often overlooked. Was the value typed or pasted?
You'll now receive an email when it's time to retry a quiz.
Not so cramped.
Handy popovers.
Oooh... pretty.
Thanks to Remin and Courtney for reporting this.
Just a bit easier to read and use now.
A rare 3-way fault in production! Now fixed.
Thanks to Robin for pointing out this issue in the forums.
The same usability features in the registration and password update interface are now available password reset interface.
There is now a set of observations and recommendations about your test plan available in the "Analyze Tests" tab, and in a sheet in the Excel export.
The "Relax" auto-generate auto-scripts button would appear as soon as you had a step 1 that met the criteria, but the button didn't actually work until you saved the step. Now it works to save the step if it wasn't saved before.
The pair-wise coverage percentages are now floored to 1 decimal of precision rather than rounded so you won't have multiple tests that show 100.0% coverage in a large plan.
Thanks to Robin for pointing out how this could be confusing.
The practicum quizzes answers on security settings now match the new security setting labels.
This was a pairwise defect in the caching logic. Hexawise tries to be smart and show you existing cached n-way tests if it has them and you ask for mixed-strength tests with all the same strength. There was a defect when this all the same strength was not 2-way though.
Thanks to Vikramjit and Vikas for reporting this issue.
If you accidentally create a value expansion that doesn't correspond to a parameter value, or you edit or update a parameter value that has a corresponding value expansion, orphaning it, you know get an informative message letting you know.
Was newly empty except for a spinner in some cases. No longer.