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March 10, 2020 in Blog

Bespoken Release Roundup – March 2020

TL;DR Read our Release Roundup for March 2020 to see everything that's new and fresh at Bespoken. Stay tuned for upcoming releases!

Another month, another set of new features and enhancements for you to discover :).

Dashboard

 

  • Pricing update: Our prices for new customers have been updated recently and you can find them now on our Billing page. If you want to know more about what is included in each plan, please visit https://bespoken.io/pricing/.

New features and improvements

  • Enterprise plan subscription details: Also on our Billing page, if you are part of a custom Enterprise plan, you’ll be able to see what’s included in terms of billing dates, platform support, and monthly quota.

Enterpise subscription details

  • Monitoring for Twilio: Continuing with the integration of Twilio apps in our Dashboard, they can now be monitored in the same way we monitor Alexa and Google Assistant voice apps. Want to start automating your tests for Twilio? Get in touch with us.

  • Skipped results in monitoring: Sometimes monitoring can fail for external reasons to your voice app. This will most likely resolve itself on the next test run but, when it happens, you’ll be able to see the error on your monitoring history page as a "skipped" result.

Skipped tests

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue that prevented users from creating Google Virtual devices correctly on some occasions.
  • Fixed an issue where the monitoring history page wouldn’t load data for certain users.
  • Fixed an issue that prevented users from opting-out of our newsletter when signing up and on the "My Account" page.
  • Fixed a visual issue that caused a voice app to change its platform icon when deleting a voice app from the Voice apps page.
  • Fixed an issue where monitoring wouldn’t work correctly with the advanced settings saying that there was an issue with the "findReplace" setting even when if it wasn’t configured.
  • Fixed an issue that would prevent some users from receiving their monitoring weekly report.

Virtual Device

New features and improvements

  • PCM audio support: If you are sending audio files to your Virtual devices, you can now use PCM files without the need to rename them or change their format. You can find more information on how to use your audio files for this here.
  • Error codes: Every error response coming from a Virtual device now has a code assigned to it besides its reason and category. You can find the list of error codes here

Bespoken CLI

 

New features and improvements

  • Retry on error codes: Following the inclusion of error codes on Virtual Device responses, you can tell our CLI to retry a test in case of an error up to 5 times. Learn how here.

Test retry

  • JSON files are ignored on test runs: When running end-to-end tests specifying a custom path, we no longer try to run JSON files on that folder as tests (which resulted in failed test suites and test runs) (bst#630).
  • Twilio tests end when a call ends: When we detect that a Twilio call has ended, we’ll stop the execution and won’t send extra utterances to it (skill-testing-ml#341).
  • Getting rid of the "Error description missing" message: We have improved our error logging for issues happening outside Virtual Device. In the past, we were showing "Error, description missing" whereas now, you’ll see the raw error message and the complete stack trace (bst#632).
  • Improved messaging on calls that were not answered for Twilio: We have replaced the "undefined" error message to a more descriptive "Call was not answered" when a Twilio voice app couldn’t initiate a call (skill-testing-ml#339).
  • HTML reports in a single file: We are now storing the test results in an inline HTML report under the test_output folder by default. With this, sharing your test results has become a piece of cake. In case you want to have the report with separate HTML and CSS files, just set the JEST_STARE_INLINE_SOURCE environment variable to false. (bst#636).

Bug fixing

  • Fixed an issue that would count a test as passed if it had empty assertions even when it internally could fail for other reasons: unhandled exceptions, no internet access, etc. (skill-testing-ml#361)

Others

Docs additions:

  • We’ve split the configuration part of our end-to-end tests by moving the most advanced settings into its own section. We hope this helps you start testing right away and also be able to customize/troubleshoot your test runs if needed. See our advanced setting section here.

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