What's New in Version 0.9.3 of POM Builder

17-Aug-2018
We're glad to announce the release of POM Builder v0.9.3. New features and bug fixes in POM Builder version 0.9.3:

  • Auto generate the POM code snippet:
    • How to use
      • Open POM Builder tab in Chrome Dev Tool (press F12)
      • Select the POM code snippet you like by the Selected POM dropdown, e.g. Protractor

      • From now on, when you use copy & paste feature in POM Builder tab and Quick Copy, the value will be formatted in the corresponding code syntax

    • Scope of support
      • Protractor POM
      • Selenium Java POM
  • Solved issues:
    • Test Locator is frozen when you let it run idle for a while.
    • Improve the algorithm of Smart Locator Gen

Many thanks for using the tool! If you have any problems, feel free to contact us at sales@logigear.com or thuc.nguyen@logigear.com

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Best Regards,
POM Builder Team

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