Testcontainers June Roundup
It's time for round three of the Testcontainers monthly newsletter. In our June Roundup, we have a Community Survey - spare just 5 minutes to help us improve! In Testcontainers Cloud, we're introducing new dashboard filters. On the OSS front, dive into new guides for Node.js, jOOQ/Flyway, Quarkus, explore informative blog posts, and don’t miss the fresh releases of ...
Tag your test sessions by project
You can now tag your Testcontainers sessions by project and provide a useful link, such as the repo or wiki. To get started, simply set the TCC_PROJECT_KEY and TCC_PROJECT_URL environment variables.
Filter dashboards by container image names
You can now filter the dashboards by container image name! By selecting one or more images, your dashboards will show the associated volume of testing activity over time, the number of containers run by image, and the latest test sessions that included these images.
Filter dashboards with unique session or worker id
When debugging a specific test run or CI job, you can now filter the dashboards by any id found in the logs.
Testcontainers May Roundup
Welcome to the second edition of the monthly Testcontainers newsletter. Get ready for exciting product updates, Testcontainers open-source news, and more...
Filter the dashboard by users and service accounts
You can now filter the whole dashboard, including the usage and top container widgets as well as the list of recent sessions, by user and service accounts.
Share interesting test sessions with your team
You can now easily share a specific test session with your team by opening its dedicated page and sharing its static link.
Analyze recent test sessions in your dashboard
Analyze your recent test sessions, on desktop and CI, directly from the Testcontainers Cloud dashboard.
Terminate workers eagerly when tests finish
Starting with version 1.3.31 or later of the agent, start the agent with the --terminate flag and it will automatically end associated workers on shutdown.
Visualize testing activity and most popular images
You can now get insights about your personal and team-wide daily testing activity, as well as the most popular container images used.