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TestBox v2.1.0 Released!

Luis Majano November 14, 2014

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Luis Majano

November 14, 2014

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Team TestBox is proud to bring our latest release to fruition, v2.1.0.  This release includes a collection of fixes but also several new cool features like expectation concatenations,  aroundEach() lifecycle methods, better debugging and telemetry, UI report improvements and so much more.  We invite you to visit our engineering blog for a full description of this release and the following resources to get started:

You can also very easily get started with TestBox via CommandBox CLI for ColdFusion (CFML):


#install testbox
box install testbox

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