Squish IDE: At a breakpoint picking and Record Snippet in the menu and context menu may be disabled. (Can occur with Squish for Web, or when automatic AUT start is enabled.) (b7d9801)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-07.)
Squish IDE: The Squish IDE may disappear after test case start, but Squish Control Bar does not appear. (Can occur when automatic AUT start is enabled.) (b7d9801)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-07.)
Squish IDE: Opening files (test scripts, test data, verification points) in the Squish IDE may be slow. (SQUISH-13079, SQUISH-13075)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-10.)
Squish IDE: Starting the IDE on macOS 11 Big Sur shows an empty Mainwindow or a lot of error dialogs related to "at org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Control.internal_new_GC(Control.java:2176)"
Workaround: We advise customers to either use remote testing and run the
IDE on a supported macOS version or contact support@froglogic.com to obtain a
snapshot package.
Drag & Drop on Windows: Drag & Drop on Windows may fail. (SQUISH-13078)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-12.)
squishserver: Upon closing (for example via squishserver --stop), squishserver/_squishserver may crash. (a3bd5ff)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-02.)
Installer: The HP Sure Sense utility incorrectly detects the Squish IDE
(squishide.exe) as a malicious program and quarantines it. This is indicated
by warning messages shown during Squish installation. Also, the Squish IDE
does not start up.
Solution: At the time of this writing, the only known
remedy is to temporarily disable HP Sure Sense before running the Squish
installation program.
Release Notes: The Squish 6.6 release notes specify an incorrect minimum Perl version
required for building the Perl 5 support when compiling Squish source packages.
Perl 5.18 is required, Perl 5.14 (as mentioned in the release notes) is not
recent enough.
Squish IDE: Creating image based interaction results in error Failed saving the image file, Error writing image to file [...]
Solution: Despite the error dialog showing this message the respective script commands will be recorded and the search image be stored properly. Just ignore this error message. (Fixed on 202-09-17.)
Java sub-process Hook Up: Java sub-process hooking may be disabled. (SQUISH-13071)
Workaround: In server.ini set the entry HookJavaApplets to: HookJavaApplets = "true"
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-13.)
Interaction with Internet Explorer: When using Internet Explorer, typeText(), nativeMouseClick() and activateBrowserTab() may result in an error (Error in nativeMouseClick() invocation: Cannot do a native click onto the object, activation of the tab failed: Failed to find a tab for title: ...) in case of URLs longer than 127 characters. (SQUISH-13081, f6b13b9)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-15.)
AUT/Process Hook Up: In rare cases GUI processes may not be recognized/hooked up. (89c3388)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-07.)
Drag & Drop on Windows: Drag & Drop on Windows may fail. (SQUISH-13078)
Solution: Please contact Squish technical support to obtain a Squish package with a fix for this. (Fixed on 2020-07-12.)
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