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Important Notice for ReadyAPI Customers |
ReadyAPI has moved to SmartBear License Management. From September 2023, all licenses issued for your subscription term will be ID-based licenses by default. If you are not currently on ID-based licensing, it's time to migrate immediately. File-based licensing will no longer be supported as of October 2023. This means that technical support requests related to file-based licensing will not be accommodated. If you encounter technical issues that you're unable to resolve, it could lead to service interruption. For customers still in the process of migration, we recommend reaching out to your Account Manager to discuss your migration plan. Alternatively, you can log a support request with our Customer Care Team for assistance.
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ReadyAPI 3.52.0 includes a few changes compared to the previous product version – ReadyAPI 3.51.0. For information on the changes made to other versions, see Version History.
| Note: | SmartBear License Management's license authentication and request flows were revised in November 2023. Authentication using the username and password is no longer supported for test execution via TestRunners, Jenkins or Azure plugins, and SmartBear-hosted licenses. Username and password are limited to on-prem-hosted licenses only. Access Key is the required option for authentication if using SmartBear-hosted licenses headlessly. |
PKCE flow for OIDC
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SLM Onpremise 2.0 now supports OIDC. When you configure OIDC and request a license from the SLM On-premise server, your login will undergo a PKCE flow. Remember, this requires SLM Onpremise License Server 2.0 with OIDC configured.
Support for Client Credentials in TestRunners and Plugins will come in future releases.
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We added PKCE flow for users authenticating to VirtServer when VirtServer is configured for OIDC. This feature will be compatible with VirtServer 3.20.0 or later (3.20.0 releases at the end of April 2024).
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We added vmoptions parameter that disables basic auth for Auth Profile verification that caused some issues during PKCE login.
ReadyAPI Feature Enhancement
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Some special characters like {, } will be replaced in automatically generated test case names based on request URLs due to compatibility issues with Groovy scripts.
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sniHostCheckis now set tofalseto prevent compatibility issues with the latest version of the Jetty library. -
When selecting tags for custom arguments in TestRunner, you can now choose how to combine the tags using OR or AND operators.
Improvements
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We added a new vmoptions parameter to allow you to disable automatic product updates, product update notifications, and the option to check for updates.
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We removed deprecated Windows .dll files that were used by the installer.
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A warning will now appear when you close the script editor without saving changes.
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We removed Optimizely, previously used for testing new features. Now, ReadyAPI startup should improve by approx. 10 seconds.
General Updates
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We updated TestEngine license location.
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We updated the JDK to version 17.0.10.
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ReadyAPI 3.52.0 includes newer versions of some libraries that version 3.51.0 used. If your scripts refer to classes from these libraries, you might need to update the scripts.
| Note: | It is recommended to skip version 3.52.0 if you're encountering the ReadyAPI freeze issue (RIA-21011) while retrieving the OAuth 2.0 token. The solution for this problem is not included in this version. Please wait for the next release for a fix. |
Please see here for a list of fixes included in this patch.
