JMeter 5.6.1 Release Notes
Apache JMeter 5.6.1 release notes with 2 improvements and 2 bug fixes, plus upgrade notes from the official changelog.
Change summary
Section titled “Change summary”| Section | Changes |
|---|---|
| Improvements | 2 |
| Bug fixes | 2 |
| Non-functional changes | 8 |
New and Noteworthy
Section titled “New and Noteworthy”Improvements
Section titled “Improvements”HTTP Samplers and Test Script Recorder
Section titled “HTTP Samplers and Test Script Recorder”- PR#6010Use UTF-8 as a default encoding in HTTP sampler. It enables sending parameter names, and filenames with unicode characters
- PR#6010Test Recorder will use UTF-8 encoding by default, so it will infer human-readable arguments rather than percent-encoded ones
Bug fixes
Section titled “Bug fixes”Thread Groups
Section titled “Thread Groups”- PR#6011Regression since 5.6: ThreadGroups are running endlessly in non-gui mode: use default value for LoopController.continue_forever rather than initializing it in the constructor
Other Samplers
Section titled “Other Samplers”- PR#6012 Java Request sampler cannot be enabled again after disabling in UI (regression since 5.6)
Non-functional changes
Section titled “Non-functional changes”- PR#6000Add release-drafter for populating GitHub releases info based on the merged PRs
- PR#5989Use Gradle toolchains for JDK provisioning, enable building and testing with different JDKs, start testing with Java 21
- PR#5991Update jackson-core, jackson-databind, jackson-annotations to 2.15.2 (from 2.15.1)
- PR#5993Update ph-commons to 10.2.5 (from 10.2.4)
- PR#6017Update kotlin-stdlib to 1.8.22 (from 1.8.21)
- PR#6020Update error_prone_annotations to 2.20.0 (from 2.19.1)
- PR#6023Update checker-qual to 3.35.0 (from 3.34.0)
Other Samplers
Section titled “Other Samplers”- PR#6028 Change default value for
sampleresult.default.encodingto UTF-8 (it inherits default HTTP encoding which was modified in PR#6010)
Thanks
Section titled “Thanks”We thank all contributors mentioned in bug and improvement sections above:
- Alex Schwartz, @alexsch01
We also thank bug reporters who helped us improve JMeter.
Apologies if we have omitted anyone else.