Changelog 2023.02

Comment Blocks

Many users have requested a way to add comments in a script, so you can remind yourself what’s going on in the surrounding steps or just to improve readability. Comment blocks are just that.

You can also put comments in a code block or eval block with the ordinary JavaScript comment syntax.

Other Improvements & Bug Fixes

• Fixed a memory leak in the script editor that caused slowness when playing a large browser script with many screenshots.
• Increased the internal limit for browser bot file uploads in a code block from 20mb to 60mb.
• Fixed a broken admin toggle on the Team page.

Further Reading

As your Browser Bot and Protocol scripts grow beyond a handful of steps, keeping track of what each section does gets harder. Comment blocks give you a simple way to add notes directly in the script editor – things like “Log in as test user,” “Navigate to checkout,” or “This section tests the search filters”, etc.

Comments are especially useful when multiple people on a team are working with the same scripts, or when you come back to a script you wrote months ago and need to remember the logic behind it. For inline comments within code blocks, you can still use standard JavaScript comment syntax (// or /* */), but comment blocks work at the step level where they’re visible in the script outline.