Changelog 2022.05

Copy/Export Test Data

Need to get your load test results into a spreadsheet or external system for further analysis? It’s now easy to copy tabular data by clicking on the small clipboard icon at the top-right of any graph or table in the test report. The copied data pastes nicely into Google Sheets or your other spreadsheet of choice, and it’s easy to parse as tab-separated values if you want to do something custom with it.

Global Custom Headers

You can now set global custom headers for both protocol scripts and browser scripts. Global custom headers will be sent with all outbound requests, regardless of destination. You can set them for Protocol Bots and Browser Bots in a code block using http.setGlobalHeader(name, value) and browser.setGlobalHeader(name, value), respectively.

Improvements & Bug Fixes

• Completed the migration of the Loadster dashboard to Vue 3.
• Replaced the 3rd party dataset editor with a custom grid component.
• Enabled smart redirect for unauthenticated users, to send you to the login page if you have previously logged in from the same browser.
• Updated the browser script recorder to automatically include wait times if there are more than a few seconds between recorded steps.
• Clarified a help message when viewing details on a trace.
• Made it more straightforward to tab between fields in the script editor.
• Separated Loadster and Speedway invoices so they only appear in their respective apps.
• Fixed an intermittent bug with the test page title being outdated.
• Fixed a bug that caused the Terminate button to be obscured when stopping a test.
• Made the checkout flow default to your country and tax number if you’ve entered them previously.
• Deprecated the X-Loadster-User header in favor of custom user-defined headers.