HyperExecute recently introduced several updates, including SmartWait, emulator support, BiDi testing, and language flexibility, helping you catch issues faster and streamline test automation.
SmartWait Support
We now support SmartWait functionality on HyperExecute. SmartWait intelligently checks element actionability before performing actions, so your Selenium scripts run only when elements are ready. This reduces flakiness and improves efficiency, especially in parallel and distributed test environments.
Chrome Browser Automation on Android Emulators
HyperExecute now supports Chrome browser automation on Android emulators, allowing you to test mobile browser workflows without physical devices. This initial release focuses on Chrome emulation for Android, providing flexible options for mobile web testing.
Language Support for Maestro Android Automation
You can now set language parameters for Maestro tests on Android devices. This enables testing applications in non-English locales, ensuring your app behaves correctly across different languages and regions.
BiDi Testing Support With Selenium WebDriver
HyperExecute now supports Bi-Directional testing with Selenium WebDriver. BiDi enables two-way communication between your tests and the browser, allowing you to capture real-time events such as console logs, network traffic, and JavaScript exceptions directly from your scripts.
Check out this guide to begin HyperExecute BiDi testing.