Releases: abstracta/jmeter-java-dsl
1.29.1
1.29
You can now add custom labels to variables setting to ease identification of multiple variables setting elements thanks to @andy-tarr.
Additionally, this release updates urls generated by OctoPerfEngine to point to the latest OctoPerf UI.
1.28.1
rpsThreadGroup
now does not make samplers or other parts of testplan fail when the test plan is ending.
Thanks to @simonNeir to raise this issue.
1.28
You can now publish Prometheus metrics with prometheusListener
! Check the new user guide section.
Additionally, you can use showTimeline
at test plan level to review, while designing a test plan, the thread groups planned load in a time line graph. This is more convenient than using existing showTimeline
in each thread group.
Thanks to @rahul84gupta and the rest of people requesting the Prometheus listener.
1.27
1.26
Updated selenium driver, used in jmdsl recorder, which was no longer working with latest versions of Chrome.
To use the recorder and jmx2dsl you now need to use JVM 11+.
For the rest of the cases, which are the most cases as like just using jmeter DSL without recorder or jmx2dsl, you can still use JVM 8.
We have additionally included some user guide fixes and clarifications, and added support for deserializing ContentType class to be able to support methods using it from other languages (mainly JMeter .Net DSL).
1.25.3
Fix in bridge service to properly handle serialization of boolean properties that have methods with no parameters (like cookies disable).
1.25.2
This release fixes resolution for boolean properties in bridge service (used by .Net DSL) when associated value is false.
1.25.1
This release fixes statistics generation in bridge service to avoid reporting NaN when a count metric (eg: errors) has no recorded value.
This fix is needed for JMeter .Net DSL identified issue.
1.25
Now you get another alternative to generate live reports and keep historic data: the DSL now includes graphiteListener
. Check more details in the new user guide section.
Thanks to @Ioiss for requesting this.
Additionally, now is simpler to make simple pauses using the new threadPause
element. You can check the updated user guide section.
Finally, you can now use JMeter expressions in constantTimer
which allows you to do more powerful stuff with the timer.
Thanks to @lyshchyk and @FakeLogin for asking about these features.