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Your team plans and triages in Jira. Now AI test case generation happens there too. The TestPlanIt for Jira app's issue panel has a new Generate Test Cases button: open a ticket, generate a suite of test cases from it, review them as they stream in, and save them straight into TestPlanIt — linked back to the issue — without a single context switch.
You hire someone. HR adds them to your identity provider. They walk into the office on Monday, sit down, open their laptop, and TestPlanIt is already there waiting for them — the right groups already attached, no "hey can you add me to the right project?" Slack DM.
That's the picture with SCIM 2.0. SAML put your IdP in charge of who can sign in to TestPlanIt; SCIM puts your IdP in charge of who exists at all.
@testplanit/playwright-reporter to your playwright.config.ts — that's the whole setup.We're excited to announce @testplanit/playwright-reporter, an official Playwright reporter that automatically sends your test results to TestPlanIt in real-time.
If your data team treats test execution like any other event stream — coverage trends in Snowflake, defect heatmaps in BigQuery, regression dashboards in Databricks — you've probably written a custom ETL job to scrape pages of paginated JSON out of your test management tool.
We just made that job a one-liner.
Until now, the link between a TestPlanIt test case and a Jira ticket worked one direction at a time. You could click Sync to pull the latest status, or wait for the on-demand refresh. If a developer moved a ticket while you were running a test session, you wouldn't know until you went looking. And on the other side, telling Slack that a regression run failed, or letting a custom service know that a milestone closed, meant writing custom integration code that nobody had time to write.
This release ships webhooks. Issues sync the moment they change in your tracker, badges and lists update live without a page refresh, and TestPlanIt events fan out to Slack or any signed URL automatically.
We're excited to announce @testplanit/wdio-reporter, an official WebdriverIO reporter that automatically sends your test results to TestPlanIt in real-time.