Changelog

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Loom Video-to-Test in Spur AI Chat

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Linear Ticket → Tests in Spur AI Chat

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Ticket Images in Spur AI Context

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Upgraded Charts in Spur AI

• New chart types — Scatter, donut, and heatmap join the existing set, and a dedicated browsers chart shows per-browser coverage as an icon row.
• Coverage matrix as a first-class chart — Ask Spur AI for coverage and you get a suite-by-environment matrix with real environment colors, collapsible flow groups, and a full-screen expand view for dense data.
• Interactive toolbar — Expand any chart to fullscreen, toggle to a data-table view, or click a legend entry to show and hide a series.
• Export anywhere — Export any chart as PDF (chart plus data table and caption), PNG, SVG, or CSV, or copy the chart image straight to your clipboard. The coverage-matrix PDF paginates as a landscape table so large matrices stay legible.

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Redesigned Mobile Preview Build Launcher

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Stale Build Warning on Launch Device

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Cursor Position on Mobile Action History

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Updates

• Slash-command dropdown follows your cursor — The / shortcut menu now anchors to your cursor with viewport collision handling, so it opens where you’re typing instead of jumping to a fixed position.
• Review flow layout refinements — The Test Plan Review flow collapses to a single column at a narrower width, and the activity timeline opens by default only when there’s activity to see or you’re on a wide screen.
• Better test plan summary emails — Scheduled batch runs display the correct run time, and summary email counts, dates, and timezone are now accurate.

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Bug Fixes

• Environment header pre-fill — Copying environment properties no longer drops headers when the target row doesn’t exist yet.
• Suite dependencies preserved on save — Saving a suite no longer drops tests from its dependencies list.
• Launch Device opens the run’s build — Re-pointing a test to a different build after a run no longer changes which build Launch Device opens from that run’s result page.
• GitLab integration logo — The GitLab logo on the Integrations page now renders correctly.
• Coverage snapshot and heatmap columns — Fixed suite keying in coverage snapshots and environment column rendering in the heatmap.
• New chat button contrast — The “new chat” button is now easier to see when you’re already viewing an existing chat.

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Linear Integration at Parity with Jira

• Full team/project/milestone selection
• Rich, formatted issue bodies with reproduction context from the failing run
• Same flow whether you’re filing from a failure or a warning

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Rich Ticket Exports and Redesigned Copy Modal

• Warnings can be exported as tickets, not just failures
• Copy modal redesigned to make it easier to grab a shareable summary of a run
• Formatted markdown bodies preserve steps, warnings, and links

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Improved Warnings for Everyone

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Updates

• AI Test Generator removed from sidebar — The standalone AI Test Generator entry has been removed from the main navigation. Test generation continues to be available from within suites and tests.

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Bug Fixes

• Teardown dependencies — In suites where all dependencies are teardown steps, they now lay out in a row instead of awkwardly stacking.
• Runs table alignment — Fixed row width and alignment issues in the Runs table.
• Tooltip positioning — Tooltips near container-query boundaries no longer render with an incorrect anchor offset.

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Spur AI Available to All Users

• Toasts and notifications automatically reposition around the chat widget so nothing gets covered
• Composer text is preserved when switching between dock modes
• Attaching files no longer collapses the question card

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Sidebar Alerts

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Team-Scoped Dashboard Date Range

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Environment Variables in API Call Steps

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Fixes

• Test step selection is now instant
• Failed-tab scenario badges are derived per-task for accurate counts
• Expanded rows on the test overview have cleaner spacing and a tooltip for truncated titles

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Spur AI Across the App

• Available on every page from a single chat widget
• Dock the chat to the side or float it as a compact panel
• Picks up context from the page you’re on
• Quick access to recent chat sessions

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Team-Default Pass Rate and Scoped Insights

• Choose a team-wide default: Test Plan, Scheduled, Non-Draft, Most Recent, or Overall
• The dashboard overview card shows a headline pass rate plus an expandable per-mode breakdown
• Insights re-scopes its summary and chart to match the selected mode

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Group Tests in the Test Plan Review Flow

• Group by Failure Reason (default), Folder + Suite, Environment, or Scenario
• Folder + Suite uses a two-level nested view
• Your grouping selection persists in the URL so you can share or bookmark it

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Updates

• Cmd+Enter in API test steps — Save and collapse an API step with a keyboard shortcut instead of reaching for the mouse.
• “Reviewer” column — The Test Review table’s “Reviewed By” column is now labeled “Reviewer” for clarity.

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Bug Fixes

• Spur AI charts now use distinct brand-palette colors so series are easier to tell apart.

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New Features

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Updates

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Bug Fixes

• Replacing a Scenario table with a full CSV no longer reshuffles column IDs when column names are identical.
• Scenario table CSV update errors now display correctly, and toasts render above dark backgrounds.

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API Call Step

• GET and POST requests with JSON body, structured query params, and custom headers
• Insert environment headers and secrets from a dropdown, automatically resolved per environment
• Reference scenario table variables anywhere in the URL, headers, query, or body
• Save responses to a variable with save_response_to and reuse them in later steps (including dependency tests)
• Optional save_full toggle to keep the full response without truncation
• Configure per-request timeout and expect_status for assertions
• Response body preview rendered inline in the result view

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Test Plan Run Accounting

• Accurate run pills that account for scenario fan-out and dependency-aware “missing” runs
• Hover drilldowns on run pills to see exactly what passed, failed, or didn’t run
• Expected-runs tooltip previews how many runs a plan will produce before you schedule it
• Fewer false-positive “missing run” reports
• Tightened layout on the latest run summary

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Updates

• Mobile playback — Cursor is now rendered server-side for mobile runs, producing cleaner and more consistent playback.
• Jira integration — Hardened reliability with site URL caching and request deduplication.

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Bug Fixes

• Jira modal — Issue type changes now clear stale status so validation can’t be bypassed; metadata loading fixed.
• Test plan recipients — Internal @tryspur.dev emails are now hidden from the recipient picker for non-Spur users.
• Chat input — Clicking the padding around the chat box now correctly focuses the input.

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New Features

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Updates

• GitHub PR agent: Richer status reporting in PR comments. See the GitHub Agent docs.
• Custom context in PR agent runs: Provide additional context alongside override URLs when triggering tests from a pull request.

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Bug Fixes

• Test plan summary email donut chart now renders fonts correctly across email clients, and summary stats align with the run detail page.
• PR agent no longer shows in-progress generated tests as “Error” and resolves stuck “Running” statuses.
• Fixed an issue where suite dependencies could be unintentionally wiped.
• Fixed horizontal overflow and a hidden CTA in the test plan “Choose Scenarios” modal when working with wide tables.
• Fixed scenario badge overflow in the test suite latest result cell.
• Fixed styling issues in the network tab.

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GitHub Agent Improvements

• New / trigger prefix — Use /spur instead of @spur to invoke the agent without sending a GitHub notification to the bot account
• New aliases — spurtest, spurbot, and spuragent join spur and spurai as valid triggers (with either @ or /)
• Full-comment context — Instructions written before the trigger are now kept and passed to the agent, so you can write a full sentence and drop the mention at the end
• Context applied to existing tests — The extra context you provide in a PR comment is now also forwarded to relevant existing tests Spur re-runs, not just freshly generated ones

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New Features

• Email summaries for Test Plans — Configure email recipients on a Test Plan and receive an “On Finish” summary when the run completes, with pass/fail counts and the failed tests listed inline. Summary emails arrive with the subject Spur Summary | {plan name} — {passed}/{total} Passed. See Email Alerts.
• Redesigned Spur AI chat entry — The chat composer now supports file attachments with rich previews (CSV, XLSX, PDF, images, and more), a click-to-expand image lightbox, and suggestion pills to jump-start common requests. Multi-part follow-up questions render as a swipeable carousel.

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Updates

• Run modal: scenario selection — The scenario picker now shows every property column with a sticky header and checkbox column, persists your search across environments, and starts with nothing selected so you pick scenarios deliberately before continuing.
• Test plan list search — Search is now case-, accent-, and whitespace-insensitive, so “Checkout” matches “checkout” and “Café” matches “cafe”.
• Prompt override editing — Cleaner editing experience when overriding AI prompts on a step.
• CSV scenario import — Switching to the CSV import dialog from the new scenario flow now preserves the scenario name and description you’ve already typed.
• Spur AI external links — Links to app.spurtest.com inside Spur AI open directly instead of going through the external-link confirmation modal.

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Bug Fixes

• Long URLs in redirect steps now wrap inside the row instead of overflowing the test view.

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Environments

• Environment-specific configuration - Set different URLs, headers, credentials, and secret variables for each environment
• One test, multiple environments - Write tests once and run them across all your environments with the right configuration automatically applied
• Viewport per environment - Test mobile and desktop views across all environments, all from the same test
• Quick setup - Duplicate existing environments or pre-fill properties when creating new ones
• Environment badges show which environment each test ran in throughout the UI

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Test Plans

• Combine tests from different suites - Pick specific suites in any configuration of environments and viewports, and run them together on a schedule
• Schedule recurring test runs - Set up nightly regression tests, pre-deploy smoke tests, or hourly health checks
• See what will run - Preview expected test count and duration before scheduling
• Track failure patterns - View top failure reasons across your entire test plan to identify systemic issues
• GitHub integration - Trigger test plans from your CI/CD pipeline

• Nightly regression: Run all critical user flows across every module
• Pre-deploy smoke tests: Execute key tests from multiple suites before each release
• Scheduled health checks: Monitor production every hour with a curated test plan

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AI Test Generation Enhancement

• Generate tests from Markdown files - Now supports file context for better AI test generation
• Improved test generation accuracy with additional context

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Loom-to-Test Major Improvements

• Enhanced Loom video parsing - Better step extraction and verification
• More accurate test generation from recorded videos
• Improved verification steps - More general and reliable test assertions

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PDF-to-Test Cases

• Generate test cases directly from PDF documentation - Upload PDFs and automatically extract test scenarios

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Test Overview Page

• New centralized test overview - See all your tests and their latest status at a glance
• Quick access to test history - View recent runs and failures
• Improved test organization - Better visibility into your test suite health

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Slack Unfurl

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Bulk Test Run

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New Filter Options

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Revamped Dashboard

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Test Overview Page and Warnings

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PDF Export

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Loom Recording to Test

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Folders

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Revamped Dashboard

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One Click Bug Reports

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Scheduled Tests Results

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”Move To” for Tests

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Edit URLs (Within a Suite)

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Login State Selector Improvements

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View Past Runs in the Scheduler

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Duplicating Suites and Changing Base URLs

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Scroll Offset Estimations

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HTTP Request Override

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Snoozing Tests

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Enhanced Daily Summaries

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Revamped Integrations Dashboard

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Shareable Run Results

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Global Search

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Test Statistics & Analytics

• Test statistics dashboard
• Performance trend analysis
• Success rate tracking
• Execution time metrics

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Advanced Browser Configuration

• Browser Locale selection for language/region testing
• Viewport configuration (e.g., MacBook Pro 15” 1440×900)
• User Agent customization
• Flexible environment simulation capabilities

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UI/UX Feedback Agent

• Real-time UX evaluation
• Element visibility verification
• Interaction success validation
• UX consistency checks with detailed warnings
• Actionable improvement suggestions

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Enhanced Dependencies View

• Improved visual hierarchy
• Clearer relationship mapping
• Enhanced navigation
• Better test organization

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Test Suite Duplication

• Duplicate tests across different test suites
• Streamlined test reuse workflow
• Maintain test consistency across suites
• Quick test reproduction

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50% Reduction in Test Run Times

• Optimized test execution engine
• Faster resource loading
• Improved parallel processing

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Enhanced Slack Integration

• Updated message formatting
• Customizable notification settings
• Advanced configuration options
• Real-time test status updates

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Dashboard Refresh

• New analytics views
• Improved test status tracking
• Enhanced visualization options
• Better organization of test suites

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Multiple File Upload Support

• Upload up to 3 files simultaneously
• Broader file format support
• Improved upload reliability

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Live Test Creation

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Interactive Test Recording

• Real-time step validation
• Live feedback and suggestions
• Instant test preview
• Step-by-step approval workflow

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Video to Test Generation

• Automatic step extraction
• Video timestamp mapping
• Visual step verification

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Current Limitations & Tips

• Once a step is approved, it cannot be edited in the current session
• Steps must run in sequence
• After saving the test, full editing capabilities become available
• For users comfortable with prompting, steps can be written directly without preview to save time

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Beta Features

• Open-ended actions in live preview mode
• Verification steps
• Agent performance optimization

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Jira Integration

• Automatic issue creation
• Test result synchronization
• Two-way status updates
• Custom field mapping

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Environment Variables

• Secure credential management
• Environment-specific configurations
• Variable substitution in tests

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Multi Cookie & Authentication

• Multiple cookie management
• Advanced auth flows
• Session handling improvements

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JavaScript Actions

• Custom JS injection
• Script automation support
• Dynamic page manipulation

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Video to Test Step Generation

• Automatic step extraction
• Video timestamp mapping
• Visual step verification