This release focuses on enhancing the flexibility and reliability of the Leapwork Go platform through significant improvements to recording capabilities, data handling, and authentication workflows. Key highlights include the introduction of multi-host recording support, advanced row indexing for table data, and more robust logging and failure handling within custom authentication scripts. Additionally, this release includes bug fixes and improvements that enhance platform stability, reliability, and overall security compliance.
What’s new
Multi-host recording support
Users can now configure and record API traffic across multiple hostnames simultaneously. When the allowed URL policy is enabled, multiple predefined URLs can be selected from a dropdown; when disabled, users can manually enter comma-separated hostnames, ensuring comprehensive traffic capture for complex environments.
Negative row indexing for tables
The set-value step now supports negative indexing for table data items, allowing users to easily reference rows from the end of a table (e.g., R-1 for the last row, R-2 for the second to last). This eliminates the need to know the total row count during execution when reading recent entries.
Enhanced custom authentication script controls
Custom authentication scripts now support explicit logging and failure handling through new log(), screenshot(), and fail() helpers. These tools provide better visibility into the authentication process and allow scripts to trigger the platform's retry mechanism immediately upon a defined failure.
What’s updated
Session reset at sequence level
A new reset button has been added to the sequence-level user dropdown, allowing users to clear cached cookies for a specific AD user directly from the sequence editor. This provides a faster way to force fresh authentication during test development without navigating to the data item settings.
Bugs and Improvements
This release includes the following fixes to improve stability and reliability:
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Corrected a behavior where the API inspector would pick values from a non-existent dictionary instead of Redis during authentication.
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Resolved an issue where the focus would shift away from a sequence if an API was deleted during recording.
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Fixed a bug where the correct body type was not correctly identified during "Paste as cURL" operations.