2024¶

0.38.0 - Release Highlights

CLI updates:
- You can get, set and delete secrets from the credentials store using the galasactl secrets command. Secrets support base64 encoding to handle special characters.
- Managing Ecosystem encryption keys describes how to use galasactl secrets get and galasactl resources apply to replace the encryption key being used to encrypt credentials in the Galasa Ecosystem's credentials store.
- Users can now be deleted with the galasactl users delete command.
Web UI updates:
- A new settings page has been added to the web UI to manage access tokens.
- Recent login activity is now available on the profile page.
This release also includes bug fixes, security updates, and other dependency updates.

Galasa now supports Java 17.
You can delete a test run by using the galasactl runs delete command. Deleting a test run removes all information about the test run along with any associated artifacts from an ecosystem's RAS.

You can now create Galasa projects and build and compile Galasa test code using Gradle version 8. For more information, see the Upgrading tests to compile using Gradle version 8 section in the Upgrading documentation to understand the changes you need to make.
Log into the Galasa Ecosystem and revoke a personal access token by using the galasactl auth tokens delete command.
Set terminal size within Gherkin tests (previously only available in Java tests) and use Scenario Outlines.
Various updates to the Galasa Web UI
Various defect fixes
Various documentation updates