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OpenCart is a free, open-source e-commerce platform for building and managing online stores. It includes product and inventory management, customer accounts, coupons and promotions, multiple currencies and languages, order management, and an administratio

This guide shows how to set up an IP address allowlist in Google reCAPTCHA (part of Google Cloud Fraud Defense) so testRigor can test pages protected by reCAPTCHA without getting blocked. Important: This guide applies only if your application uses Google

AI Validation Approach Changes By default, AI commands will only be processed by a singular AI call. This will make all AI-related commands execute faster. We can switch to the previous version (by majority vote) at any time. A new setting has been includ

AI can significantly speed up test creation and maintenance in testRigor, but not every use of AI serves the same purpose or has the same tradeoffs. There are two main ways AI can be used in testRigor: Build-time AI - AI that helps create, improve, or rep

The growing use of generative AI in software testing is changing how teams create test cases, generate test data, adapt automation, and validate increasingly complex applications. At the center of these applications is a prompt that combines instructions,

You installed Claude Code or Codex. You describe a feature. The agent writes the code. Great. Until you try the feature. The code does something. Just not quite what you intended. So you investigate, explain what went wrong, wait for another attempt, and

You can connect Claude Code to testRigor so that Claude can help you create, run, troubleshoot, and maintain automated tests. You do not need programming experience or previous command-line experience to complete this setup. This guide is written specific

Region selection for SauceLabs Since our latest update, we are now able to select the region for test suites that have been integrated with SauceLabs. Edge browser available for Ubuntu It is now possible to select the Edge browser when utilising Ubuntu as

AI adoption isn't just growing; it's happening at a staggering pace. According to DataReportal's Digital 2026 analysis, more than 1 billion people use standalone AI tools every month. Factor in the AI features already built into products we use every day,

Digital health products operate at the intersection of software quality, clinical workflows, privacy, and patient safety. Failures in telehealth platforms, medication-management apps, remote-monitoring services, or clinical decision-support tools can dela