Plutora Feature Release Notes for October 3, 2017

Features Included in the October 3, 2017 Release

Regional Release Schedule

Region Schedule
Asia-Pacific October 3, 2017
Europe October 5, 2017
Americas October 5, 2017

Functionality Enhancements

 This release will now go live on October 3–5, instead of September 29–October 2.

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Filter Release Calendar using TECR default fields in Query Builder.

“As a Plutora user, I need to be able to filter TECRs by their default fields, which are displayed on the Release Calendar, so that I can see the data that is relevant to me.”

TECR Default Fields Filter 

  • Previously, Release Calendar could only be filtered by TECR Custom Fields.
  • Now, Release Calendar can also be filtered by TECR default fields, under the TECR tab of the Query Builder.
Bulk move Release Activity dates.

“As a Plutora user, I don’t want to manually change the date of each Release Activity when our Release is delayed by three days. I want to bulk move all the Release Activity dates forward by three days.”

Release Activity Date Bulk Move 

  • Previously, users could not bulk move Release Activity dates when bulk updating Release Activities.
  • Now, Release Activity dates for Enterprise, Project, and Independent Releases can be bulk moved backward and forward.

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Plutora Test’s underlying framework has been enhanced in order to dramatically improve page performance.

“As a user, I have a lot of information to input. Now that Plutora Test is faster, I can work faster too.”

Performance Enhancements

  • The following performance enhancements have been added to Plutora Test:
    • Defects close faster.
    • Test Cases respond faster when dragged and dropped into folders.
    • Test Cases can be reassigned into folders faster.
    • Test Cases and their folders can be deleted faster.

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