Get tests finished faster by disabling scanning of static files
We released an important FAST update. You can now disable any tests for the static files and with that significantly improve test performance.
Traffic of automated tests and manual testing of QA engineers typically contains HTTP requests to the static files (such as images, js, CSS). By default, FAST records baselines for all the requests and for the static files too. Most often, running tests against static files doesn't make sense. So skipping these tests can give you speed boost and allow testing to finish much faster.
In the TestRun settings, you can now enable option "Skip following files extensions" and choose which files to consider as static. They be excluded for the further testing.