What's New in Squish IDE? | #SquishDays2021
This talk introduces two Squish IDE features: the script console and the support request wizard. While the Squish script console is not exactly a "new" feature, it has recently been extended to include a command-line history to facilitate more powerful debugging of test scripts in a shell-like environment. The support request wizard, a Squish 6.7 addition, enables users to contact our technical support staff in a much easier way: complete bug reports or automatic crash reports can be submitted with a few clicks.
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