A new way to get started
about 2 months ago
Onboarding becomes a Get Started track you can come back to, the test agent finds more bugs, and a mention in a pull request starts a test.
Signing up now sets up your workspace straight away, and Get Started walks you through the rest: connecting GitHub, setting up an environment, running your first test. Every step has its own illustration, and you can leave at any point and pick up where you stopped.
The test agent also moved to a newer model. In our measurements it found 16 of 16 seeded defects, up from 9 of 16.
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Connect GitHub
Your environment
Run your first test
Invite your team
- Get Started replaces onboarding: a step-by-step track you can come back to at any time.
- The test agent runs on a newer model and finds more bugs: 16 of 16 seeded defects in our measurements, up from 9.
- Mention @qlane in a pull-request comment to start a test.
- Every verdict opens into its result, and after a run the session page becomes a report.
- Pull-request reviews name the cases that failed.
- Each proposal has a page of its own.
- Your subscription status lives in the sidebar.