Version 1.5.2 - 5th July, 2016

Features

• Updating to this version will start a new trial period
• New feature usage reporting. Opt in/out from Help > Help us improve our products...
• Updated icons and splash screen
• No need to restart SSMS after activating
• Support for SSMS 2016
• Requires .NET 4 runtime to be installed
• Updated UI - now on one tab, with product switcher

Fixes

• Clicking on the systray icon when updates are available for SQL Test now shows the updates window
• Clicking on 'Add a database' in SSMS 2016 when the OE is blank no longer just crashes

Version 1.5.1 - 17th November, 2015

Features

• Updated to the latest version of tSQLt
• Updated icons and splash screen

Fixes

• SQT-464: Erroring and failing tests no longer show as passing with updated versions of tSQLt

Version 1.5 - 25th February, 2014

Features 

• SSMS 2014 support

• Latest tSQLt framework is included

  Upgrading the tSQLt framework

  You need to manually upgrade the framework for any databases you were using with SQL Test 1.0.

   To do this:

  1. In the SQL Test window, right-click the database and click Uninstall tSQLt Framework.
  2. On the confirmation dialog box, click OK.
  3. In the SQL Test window, click .
  4. On the Add database to SQL Test dialog box, select the database and click Add database.
  5. On the Install tSQLt Framework dialog box, click OK.

• Additional SQLCop tests are included

  To get the additional tests for a database you were using with SQL Test 1.0, in the SQL Test window, right-click the database and then click Add SQLCop Static Analysis Tests.

• You can now stop a running test
  
• You can now rename test classes
• Various UI improvements

Fixes 

 Various bug fixes including: 

• Fixes for SSMS crashes
• Fix for duplication of test results in messages window
• Process name is now listed as SQL Test