0.45.0 - Release Highlights¶

Deprecated features¶

In a future release, Galasa's IP network manager will no longer support SSH connections using the RSA/SHA1 signature algorithm. If you are using RSA/SHA1 to connect to a server via SSH, you must upgrade your server to use a more secure algorithm to avoid connection failures.

When a local test run shares a Dynamic Status Store (DSS) with a Galasa service and the run exits while in the 'queued' state, the test run will be interrupted and the DSS record for that run will be cleaned up after a period of time has passed. See #2395.
By default, local 'queued' runs are set to time out after 15 minutes but this can be changed by setting the new framework.resource.management.local.queued.timeout CPS property to the desired amount of time in seconds.

If a local test run uses a manager that allocates resources and the test run's JVM exits before cleaning the allocated resources up, you can run the new galasactl runs cleanup local command which runs resource management providers (Java classes implementing Galasa's IResourceManagementProvider interface) to clean up resources. See the new command syntax.