Email Management
You can now add and manage multiple email addresses on your Argos account so you can receive notifications where you need them.
To get started, open your Personal Settings and add the desired email addresses.
You can now add and manage multiple email addresses on your Argos account so you can receive notifications where you need them.
To get started, open your Personal Settings and add the desired email addresses.
You can now ignore a set of changes in your tests. When you ignore a change, Argos will not notify you if this specific change occurs again in the future. This is useful for multiple scenarios, such as:
By ignoring a specific set of changes rather than an entire region, you ensure that real regressions can still be detected in the future. In contrast, ignoring a region suppresses all future notifications for that area, even if meaningful changes occur.
Combined with our Flaky Test Detection, this feature provides a powerful way to manage visual test noise. Especially with our "Ocurrences" stats that gives you the exact number of times a change has been seen.
This feature is now available to all users. Learn how to use it in the docs.
Spot unstable tests right in your build review: Argos now adds a flaky indicator next to each change so you know if a test is flaky before you approve
Learn more in our Flaky Test Detection documentation
Keep your team in sync with real-time updates. Argos can now notify your Slack workspace when a build is completed or reviewed.
Read the full setup guide in our Slack notifications documentation.
Introducing Storybook Story Modes in Argos Storybook plugin. With the latest release, you can define and apply multiple Storybook globals (e.g., themes, viewports, locales) as “modes,” generating separate snapshots for each mode automatically.
parameters.argos
. We also honor parameters.chromatic
if you’re migrating from Chromatic.Upgrade to the latest version of @argos-ci/storybook
to start testing your Storybook stories across every relevant configuration with fewer manual steps. Read the complete guide in story modes documentation.
Introducing the Changes Highlighter — a feature to pinpoint even the subtlest visual differences. With a simple button press, the diff positions are highlighted, and you can quickly navigate through all changes within a screenshot.
Introduing screenshot diff variants, allowing you to view and select different variations of a screenshot diff based on viewport size or browser.
This feature helps teams catch cross-browser and responsive issues faster. You can access screenshot diff variants directly from the diff viewer when inspecting a visual change.
Introducing Spend Management, a feature designed to help you monitor and control your team’s visual testing expenses effectively.
Spend Management is available on Pro and Enterprise plans (usage-based). To get started, navigate to your team’s Settings tab and configure your spending preferences.
For detailed instructions, refer to our Spend Management documentation.
We’ve rolled out two new improvements to streamline your build workflow.
Easily see who reviewed each build and when for improved collaboration. Quick timestamps and reviewer details help you track approvals and rejections at a glance. See the full review history by hovering over the build status.
Filter by status or type to quickly pinpoint the builds you need. This speeds up your workflow and helps you stay organized. Explore the new filters in your Builds tab today.
To wrap up the year on a high note, we’re introducing Team Analytics, a new dashboard that helps you track and understand your visual testing activity at a glance. Monitor builds, screenshots, and detailed usage to keep your team running efficiently.
This feature is included in all plans. Head to your Analytics tab and see your team’s metrics in action.