Bug Fixes in TestLeft 4.40

When running tests on Azure DevOps agents, TestLeft could cause the cstest.console.exe process to stop responding.

Fixed: If a modal window appeared on the screen while a user was interacting with the TestLeft UI Spy, the UI Spy could overlap the modal window making the window inaccessible.

Fixed: TestLeft could exit unexpectedly when a user was exploring object properties via the TestLeft UI Spy.

Fixed: If the HASP service was configured to use a non-default port, TestLeft could not start.

Fixed: TestLeft could exit unexpectedly during the test run.

Fixed: When running a tested application from a test by using the RunAs method, the method posted an unexpected error message to the test log.

Fixed: During the test run, a tested Delphi application could exit unexpectedly when a test was modifying the tested application's object string properties.

Fixed: When exploring a JavaFX application, the jp2launcher process was missing from the TestLeft UI Spy.

Fixed: In Chrome, when simulating user actions, TestLeft could scroll the web page incorrectly.

Fixed: TestLeft could stop responding when getting the VisibleOnScreen property of an object in Chrome.

Fixed: In Edge, the ClickItem method did not scroll the combo box items to the target item and simulated the click incorrectly.

Fixed: A CEF application could exit unexpectedly when being launched from TestLeft.

Fixed: TestLeft could fail to test some CEF applications.

Fixed: A tested CEF application could throw an error or exit unexpectedly when being run from TestLeft.