Version 3.0.0

Language Support for Android Real Device Maestro Framework

We have introduced language support for Maestro tests on Android devices in HyperExecute. Now, you can configure the language parameter directly in your HyperExecute YAML under the framework flag.

This enhancement is particularly useful when your testing applications in non-English environments. For example, you can now run tests in Spanish by setting:

hyperexecute.yaml

framework:
  name: raw
  args:
    language: es
    locale: ES

BiDi Testing Support with Selenium WebDriver

HyperExecute now supports BiDi (Bi-Directional) Testing with Selenium WebDriver. BiDi provides a two-way communication channel between the client and the browser, allowing you to go beyond traditional WebDriver commands. With BiDi enabled, you can interact with real-time browser events such as console logs, network traffic, JavaScript exceptions, and more, all directly from your test scripts.

To learn more about BiDi testing with Selenium WebDriver on HyperExecute, refer to our detailed documentation