Live grid view of a run, review ratings in the PR list, and verdicts in notifications

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PR review notifications carry the verdict
Slack, Teams and email now wait for the review to finish, then send its verdict and summary.
A notification for a pull request review now arrives once QA.tech has assessed the change, and it says what the review concluded: no regressions found, a specific regression, or that the change could not be verified. Each one carries Open PR and Open review links.

That replaces the earlier behaviour of announcing a run before the review was ready, so what lands in your channel is the answer rather than a nudge to go look.

More on this: pull request testing and integrations.
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Watch a run's tests live in a grid
A new Grid view streams live previews for running tests and condensed results for finished ones.
The run page has a Grid tab next to List, Dependencies and Analysis. It lays out every test in the run in one grid, with its full scenario path under the name, so you can see a whole run at a glance instead of scrolling a list.

Tests that are running and in view stream a live preview rather than a static screenshot, and finished tests show a condensed result. Grid is the default view unless you have already picked List.

More on this: web testing and end-to-end testing.
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Update 03 of 04
Docs for testing native mobile app pull requests
A guide to uploading a PR build and pinning it to a test plan or change review, with CI snippets.
The new mobile PR testing guide walks through uploading a pull request binary through a presigned URL, then pinning a test plan or change review to that build so the run tests exactly the version in the pull request.

It includes copy-paste GitHub Actions and GitLab CI examples for both test plans and change reviews, plus pointers for Bitrise uploads.

More on this: mobile testing and mobile app testing.
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Update 04 of 04
Rate PR reviews straight from the list
A Useful column on the Pull Requests list, plus metric legends you can click to filter.
Mark a pull request review as Useful, Not useful, Unable to review or Not testable without opening it – your own rating shows as a filled thumb in the list.

The Useful metric on the summary cards now counts only the reviews QA.tech could actually assess, and any classification or bug legend on those cards is clickable to filter the list by that outcome.

More on this: pull request testing and for QA testers.
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PR review notifications carry the verdict

Watch a run's tests live in a grid

Docs for testing native mobile app pull requests

Rate PR reviews straight from the list

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