43 posts tagged with "release"

We're excited to announce Bublik v2.8.0! This release brings powerful new features for analyzing test results, including a dim mode for parameter comparison, Expected/Unexpected total columns, improved timezone handling, and support for interrupted run status. We also fixed issues in the metadata-based project assignment logic and the live import process.

What's New​

Dim Mode for Parameter Comparison
Added a new "dim" mode alongside the existing "diff" mode that visually dims parameters common across all rows, making it easier to spot differences between test configurations.

Expected/Unexpected Total Columns
New aggregate columns display total counts for expected and unexpected test results, providing a quick overview of test run outcomes.

Interrupted Run Status
Added support for displaying runs that were interrupted or crashed during live import, clearly distinguishing them from failed runs.

Timezone-Aware Date Display
Dates throughout the application now display in the user's local timezone instead of UTC, improving readability across different regions.

We’re excited to announce Bublik v2.7.1! In this release, we’ve fixed incorrect tag display, added filtering to history measurement series charts, and introduced quick access to reports directly from the dashboard.

What's New​

Parameters Filter for Measurement Series Charts
Added a new filter to measurement series charts that allows you to filter data by specific series chart name and parameters, making it easier to analyze and compare results across different test configurations.

Quick Navigation from Dashboard to the Most Recent Report
Added a new handler go_report. When set in DASHBOARD_PAYLOAD in the main project configuration as the value for a dashboard header key, it allows navigating to the most recent report by clicking the corresponding column value.

Bublik v2.6.0 introduces new capabilities in run reports, including stacked chart mode for overlaying multiple charts for easier comparison and analysis, as well as multi-argument chart overlays. It also fixes several issues related to argument display.

What's New​

Multi-Argument Chart Overlays in Reports
Specify multiple overlay arguments in the configuration to display corresponding data series on the same axes for easier comparison.

Bublik v2.5.0 brings improved navigation, cleaner short URLs, a more readable import log, and UI refinements like hiding empty argument blocks.
This release also includes several bug fixes, minor enhancements, and an upgrade to Node v24.11 LTS.

What's New​

Run Go To The Result
When going to the run details page, scroll to the result from which you are coming from if possible

Improved Import Log
The import log now better formatted and highlights "ERROR" messages and "WARNING" messages

Copy Short URL Without Page State
You can now copy a short URL to a page without the page state (long URL query string)

Hide Empty Argument Values Block
On the report page, you hide argument values blocks that are empty

Place "Gain" columns next to their base ones
On the report page, you can now place "Gain" columns next to their base ones for better comparison

We’re pleased to announce Bublik v2.4.1. In this release, we improved overall performance, in particular for charts with large datasets, enhanced the import UI, and added run comments. We also fixed issues in deployment, live import, reports, and history, and made configurations more reliable by automatically filling missing required attributes from defaults to prevent errors during runtime.

What's New​

Grouped Import Events by URL
Events associated with the same run are now neatly grouped, making navigation easier

Quick Access to Run Details
Each grouped event includes a shortcut to the corresponding run details page

Re-import Button
Retry failed imports directly with a dedicated “Try Again” button

Project Field Added
Assign the project for the imported run directly in the import form

Chart Performance Improvement
Charts now use a canvas renderer, significantly improving performance when visualizing large datasets

We're pleased to announce Bublik v2.3.0, featuring enhanced configurability and expanded platform support. Added support for Debian 13 and Python 3.13. We've also fixed several deployment issues involving Kerberos setup, the configuration directory path when using the default repository, and SSH key retrieval.

What's New​

Custom Tab Titles
Configure project-specific tab title prefixes using the new TAB_TITLE_PREFIX key in your per_conf configuration, making it easier to identify different projects when working with multiple tabs.

Flexible Run Comparison
The comparison form now accepts both run URLs and run IDs, streamlining the workflow when comparing test runs from different sources.

Extended Platform Support
This release adds compatibility with Debian 13 and Python 3.13, ensuring Bublik stays current with the latest platform versions.

We're excited to announce the release of Bublik v2.2.0!
This update brings several improvements to configuration management, enhanced UI polish, and important bug fixes.

This is small incremental release mainly focused on fixing bugs and added new small feature

In this release we've introduced significant new features and improvements, including enhanced project management with the ability to create, edit, and delete projects, along with a new project picker in the sidebar for easier navigation. Network analysis capabilities have been expanded with the addition of a packet capture analysis page, dissection tree component, and support for .cap and .pcap file attachments. The update also brings UI refinements such as resizable panels, loading states, and a new split-button component, alongside performance gains from converting PNG images to WebP format.

In this release, we've introduced a new "Series Charts" mode in the history section, enhanced the UI on the import events page, added support for multiple expected results, and included a new button to limit Y-axis values to their minimum and maximum range.