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Releases

Setting the Current Release Being Tested​

Releases allow you to track which version of your application you're currently testing.

Setting a Release​

  1. Navigate to Settings → Project Settings → Releases tab
  2. Click "Set Current Release" or "New Release"
  3. Enter release details:
    • Release name: Version number or release name (e.g., "v1.2.0" or "Q1 2024 Release")
    • Release date: When the release is scheduled or was released
    • Description: Optional description of what's in this release
  4. Click "Set as Current" to make this the active release

Active Release​

The active release is the one currently being tested:

  • All new bugs found during explorations are automatically tagged with the current release
  • Release tracking: Easily see which bugs belong to which release
  • Release management: Switch between releases as you progress

All Bugs Tagged with Current Release​

When you run explorations:

  • Automatic tagging: All bugs found are automatically tagged with the current release
  • Release context: Bugs include release information for tracking
  • Filtering: Filter bugs by release to see what's in each release

Release Management and Tracking​

Viewing Releases​

The Releases section shows:

  • All releases: List of all releases in the project
  • Current release: Clearly marked active release
  • Release details: Name, date, description for each release
  • Bug counts: Number of bugs found in each release

Switching Releases​

  1. Navigate to Settings → Project Settings → Releases tab
  2. Find the release you want to activate
  3. Click "Set as Current"
  4. All new bugs will be tagged with this release

Release History​

View the history of releases:

  • Past releases: See all previous releases
  • Bug distribution: See how bugs are distributed across releases
  • Release timeline: Understand the progression of releases

Benefits​

  • Organized testing: Keep track of what you're testing
  • Release-specific bugs: Know which bugs belong to which release
  • Better planning: Plan testing efforts around releases
  • Historical tracking: Maintain a history of releases and their bugs

Releases help you organize your testing efforts and track bugs by the version of your application you're testing.