If you are using an older version of AltTester and are afraid to upgrade, don’t worry, we are here to help. In this article we are sharing our own experience with a complex upgrade from AltUnityTester 1.7.0 to AltTester Unity SDK 2.0.0. It covers our methodology for instrumenting the app and seamlessly incorporating the new … read more
AltTester v.2.0.2 is here with brand new features including the possibility to run tests in BrowserStack on iOS devices as well, searching the element details area, improvements on recording and much more. Check out the full list of features and fixes in the article!
For those new features, and in order to keep our example projects up to date, we’ve upgraded TrashCat from version 1.8.2 to version 2.0.1. This article is meant to be a walkthrough of the upgrading process, so join us in the journey of improving our project.
This major release brings architectural updates, subscriptions costs changes, together with new features that will enhance your testing experience, like support for WebGL (beside the platforms we were supporting earlier: standalone, Android, iOS) and the Recorder, a functionality that allows testers with little or no technical background to run automated tests.
AltTester Unity SDK 1.8.1 is here not only with the improvements requested by our users but also with a new input related command. Check below what’s new in this release!
Besides new features and bug fixes, this release is an important step towards reaching our long-term mission to support new platforms and start exploring solutions for Unreal and other engines.
Following the support of the new Input System, AltUnity Tester 1.7.2 is here to enhance the test automation experience with features related to the same area. Check the article to see what’s new in this release!
Do you use Unity’s Input System and now you are wondering how you can easily write automated tests for your app? Or maybe you decided to use both Unity’s Input Manager and Input System and you are looking for a test automation framework that supports both? Whichever the case, this article is for you!
within the game development community, to see how different teams are approaching testing and automation.
[Update 2022] AltUnity Tester becomes AltTester Unity SDK starting with v. 1.8.0 and similarly, AltUnity Inspector becomes AltTester Desktop starting with v. 1.5.0 and they are both available here. This comes with a series of major changes: 1. AltTester Unity SDK is now available only through our website and is no longer available on the … read more
