Version 5.0 of the QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps includes several important updates. The design of the platform has been significantly improved to make it easier to navigate and provide a seamless user flow. This includes a complete redesign of all report pages, different color themes to choose from, the elimination of the component switch and a completely restructured menu. Among the most important new features is a new home page that provides quick access to our favorite work items and pages. Finally, we have redesigned the status report with multiple widgets, the ability to add each widget multiple times, and an option to download the report as an image file. Let’s take a closer look at the full range of new features our team has prepared for the new release.
Multiple different skins to choose from in user settings
New home page containing "My Favorite Work Items" and "My Favorite Pages"
Single work item chooser for all sections of QACube
reports to improve usability
Work item choosers are now on separate pages, redesigned and enriched with the possibility of adding items to "My Favorites"
Redesign
of all data reporting pages for better navigation
Reorganization
of the menus and removal of unnecessary components for improved user interaction
QACube report pages are now organized into 7 sections for every work item type:
- Cockpit
- Dashboard
- Plan
- Development
- Test
- Operations
- Status Report
New
and improved Cockpit pages for every work item type displaying the most important metrics grouped by sections (Plan, Releases, Development, Test, and Operation)
KPI
component renamed to „Analytics“
Still
available in the main menu before choosing a work item
Users
now have the possibility to set any custom status report as a dashboard page
The new "Plan" section allows user to keep track of all relevant data during the planning phase of application development
"Progress Core Data" (enhanced with the filter for entity
type)
"Requirements Core Data"
"Tasks Core Data"
"Impact" (containing graphics of the relationships between
applications, projects, releases and the requirements that belong to them)
"Milestones Core Data" – new core data page with possibility
to display and manage milestones
"Risks Core Data" - new core data page with the possibility
to display and manage risks
The "Development" section allows users to keep track of all relevant data during the coding phase of application development.
It now contains
the following QACube pages:
"Code Core Data"
"Affected files"
The "Test" section allows users to keep track of all relevant data during the testing phase of the application lifecycle.
The "Test" section now contains the following QACube pages:
"Test Cases Core Data"
"Execution Lists Core Data"
"Defects Core Data"
The "Operations" section allows users to keep track of all relevant data during the OPS phase of the application lifecycle.
The "Operations" section
now contains the following QACube pages:
"RFC Core Data"
"Incidents Core Data"
"Problems Core Data"
Status
report page has been redesigned and enhanced with the following elements:
Added possibility to save a Status Report as an image file
Added new "Requirement Matrix" widget
"Execution Count" widget redesigned and enhanced with an
option to also show the execution duration history
Added possibility to choose date ranges for snapshot in the "Requirements Sunburst" widget
Multiple redesign of the widgets including "Risk Overview", "QAMI", "Code Sunburst", "Defect Duration", "Build Volume", "Deployment Volume", "Change
Overview", "Ticketing Overview", "Development Performance", "Requirement Status
Bullet Chart", "Pie Bar", "Defect Overview", "Requirements Overview", "Test Cases
Overview", "Progress Time Series", "QA Time Series", "Code Time Series"
Easy adding of widget and release switch improvements
Possibility to add any widget multiple times
Added a button for scrolling back to top
"Release Dasboard" page has been renamed to "Release
Radar" with complete redesign and multiple improvements:
Repositioning of the filters
Added drill-down possibility to applications/projects
Cockpit pages
Added "Basic evidence" tile
Improved logic for dynamic filtering
Added possibility to switch between basic, trend, and
history view
Enhanced "Comment QM" section
Removed applications/projects switch and added automatic
choice of the release type according to previous selection in the chooser page
The selected work item settings ("Application Settings", "Project Settings", "Release Settings" etc.) are now easier to reach from every page
of QACube
"Breadcrumbs" have been added for easier navigation and
visibility of the selected work item
Users can now find info about a selected release, environment,
and last data updates in every QACube page
Users now have the possibility to return to the home page by
clicking on the QACube logo from any place in the application including "Platform"
"Toggle filters" feature in user settings has been enhanced
and now offers the possibility to select up to 4 filters to be shown on "Projects", "Applications", and "Releases"
The QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.6 release has new updates that provide the users with more freedom over data presentation and control. New features include creating, saving and loading templates. These templates allow users to control what data they see in accordance to their specific needs. Release Dashboard brings new pagination control, which allows users to control the number of applications visible on the Stage Details section of the Release Dashboard. Structured Defects widget on the Status Report is enhanced with new details available, which can be set in the widget’s options.
The Structured Defects Widget has been enhanced with some new features. These features allow a user to:
Filter data by status, severity, and priority.
Deactivate paging functionality
Show all defects for all different groups.
The pagination option on the Release Dashboard Page enables:
A cleaner view of the Release Dashboard Page
Control over how many applications are visible in the Stage Details Section.
The new QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.5 release updates introduce new features on the Platform and Testing Component. The new release offers various possibilities in terms of archiving, Release Dashboard data viewing and measuring and more. Also, there is a new widget available - Structured Defects.
A user can now archive risks on the Risk Management page. This feature provides:
selective archiving for improved history management.
This widget represents the defects details grouped and aggregated by clusters. With this widget, a user can:
automatically import all details, assigned to a specific release.
aggregate/consolidate defects in an overview at the level of the previously determined node.
A new tile is available on the Release Dashboard page for Applications. A user can see:
more details for the specific application and its unit test cases and related Sonar metrics
aggregated information in the Overview section.
If the Active RFC filter is activated, a user can create and RFC Portfolio.
This enables users to create a specific portfolio for RFC.
Release Manager, Quality Manager, and Test Manager can use this tool for the answers that are not given on the Release Dashboard. With this feature:
QACube makes a difference between pending data and data that is not provided.
The new QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.4 release has major changes in several components. It introduces new functions on the Testing Component, Release Dashboard page, such as Dynamic Filtering, and new segments in the Overview section. The improvements on the KPI Component allow a user to have better overview of the information as well as more control over who can access Wheels. On the Platform Component, new features include additional Custom columns for certain importers, new Jira authentication method, new metrics, to name a few.
A user can now log in on Jira over Jira Importer and Rest API via token. This provides:
advanced authentication
a choice for users depending on their preferences.
There are additional metrics in SonarQube which help the user:
get more information from the new metrics
get a better outlook of the code and its details.
The new Moved status is added so a user can see:
the RFCs from the penultimate import in this new status.
The new way to identify a project in Gitlab provides:
a more precise way of identifying the Gitlab project
two options for user to choose from, to select the target project.
The SDQ page will now show only the information related to the current Job instance on the Activity Cockpit page. This provides a user with:
easy access to the information related only to the selected Job
a more user-friendly experience.
The overview has been improved with new category and better data representation. This change allows:
Questionnaire and Basic Evidence data are now shown in Warnings, Issues and Missing sections.
The new Dynamic Filtering is available in the Filters menu on the Release dashboard page. A user can now filter:
Without PRV: drop the PRV test cases, as is done in Release Overview Widget
< 50% Progress: an exemplary filter - based on the carried out executions; it can be assessed whether less than 50% were executed per application.
The questionnaire widget has been improved with better filters (SLM/TM/QM, Pending answers), new columns (timestamp, user). These improvements allow:
more information available
easier filtering and access to the information relevant to the user.
The new option allows a user to hide the KPI wheels in the new User Access option in the Actions column. The user can:
hide the wheels from the Wheel page
control which users have access to certain wheels.
The structure elements, parent and children nods, are now sorted alphabetically. This provides:
better control of the elements
a quicker way to find specific elements.
The new QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.3 release has some key changes for better performance. On the QACube Platform, Management of applications, projects, and their releases provide more control in the archiving option. The user can also see who created Milestones and Risks. On the Testing Component, there are some new features for widgets, and two new widgets, Code Quality Widget and Core Data Widget, are available.
A user can now archive Applications and Application Releases. This provides:
A better overview of active applications and application releases on the Status Report
A selective archiving for improved history management.
A user can now archive Projects and Project Releases. This option brings:
A better overview of active projects and project releases on the Status Report
A selective archiving for improved history management.
A user can now see who created a milestone in the new Created by column. It gives the user:
A complete overview of created milestones
An easy access to specific milestones based on this new feature.
A user can now see who created a risk in the new Created by column. It provides:
A complete overview of created risks
An easy access to specific risks based on this new feature.
Dependency Milestones are moved as a child milestone of the dependent milestone. The user can:
Have a better overview of the milestones and their relationship
See that the milestones are not duplicated.
There is a new widget available on Status Report.
A user can observe Sonar quality information grouped by applications and corresponding data sets for these applications.
A new widget is available on Status Report.
Users can see core data of the testing component.
The widget can be added multiple times for different entity types (Requirement, Test Case, Execution List, Defect).
A user can now filter the table by Test Manager (TM). This option enables:
Easier filtering for users
A better overview based on this feature.
The new QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.2 release has major changes in all components. It introduces Basic Evidence import via Excel and DBtoDB importer which help the user to import desired data more easily. The new release offers various new features, such as new information being displayed on Operations and Development component regarding the Applications, Test Cycle, Basic evidence, etc.
The current date is clearly visible in the widgets, represented with the grey line.
Now the user can see the grey line which indicates today’s date.
The time span on the brush is saved after reloading and always positioned to include the current date.
Application and Project milestones can now be seen in detail in the widget.
The user is able to see milestones for projects and applications, as well as releases.
The application and project are indicated with (APP) and (PROJ) next to their names.
There is a new feature of Excel Importer.
The user can import new data using excel template provided.
The description field is enlarged.
The user has better readability of what is in the description.
The user can resize the description window to fit the text.
The user is now notified when a recalculation of metrics and wheels is necessary.
The user has a constant reminder that the recalculations are needed when leaving the configuration page.
Upon clicking on the notification, the user gets redirected to the page where the recalculations of either metrics or wheel are necessary.
The new QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps 4.0 release has major changes in all components. It introduces Master Objects in the Platform and a new document-oriented database which enables quick retrieval and data import. The new release offers various possibilities in terms of seeing the history of all metrics and maturity levels of the selected KPIs instantly in one place. Also, there are new options for user groups creation, improvements across various displays and metrics, and the Status Report enhancements. All QACube components now bring even more flexibility and advanced insights and analytics for the users, in the form of compelling and easy-to-digest reports and visuals.
Master Object is a new facility in QACube applications.
Master Object can be of application type or project type. Depending on the type, we can associate Master Object with datasets of the same type from various sources. This allows the user to see the data and metrics from different applications/ projects of the same or different source within a single object.
Also, we can make one Report for all merged datasets.
We can map a Master Object to a structure node.
Once the desired structure is selected, its node tree will appear in the panel on the left, and the list of all available mapping entities will appear in the panel on the right.
There is an option to map either projects or applications to the selected structure, but not both at the same time.
For that reason, a drop-down menu at the top of the right-side panel allows a selection of the projects or applications exclusively.
As an initial point in building data lake, QACube introduced an ElasticSearch instance in its architecture.
ElasticSearch is an ultra-fast, document-oriented database, very suitable for intermediate storage of data imported into QACube.
By utilizing ElasticSearch, QACube is capable of quickly retrieving a large amount of data from the source system and incremental import into QACube relational database.
On this page system admins and supervisors can create user groups. The table has three columns: Name, Description, and Actions.
With Users groups, we assign rights to the User group faster and easier.
The Archive option can be found in the Action column of Dataset in Datasets page
A user with the role of Systemadmin or Supervisor can archive a dataset.
Once the dataset is archived, the Status column of the dataset will contain the Archived information.
Defect Duration shows the average duration of defects from the moment of their creation date until their closing date (the duration is shown in days)
It tells the user how fast the reaction is to the appearance of the defect and its fix.
The History bar charts in the KPI Wheel Start page appear immediately, without having to select any wheel element.
A user can see the metric maturity level history already with the initial page load.
It is possible to see the history of all metrics of the selected wheel in parallel and in a single place.
Global search can now retrieve the structure nodes based on the entered External ID of the node.
Besides using the name or the person in charge, a user can now easily find the desired structure element by entering the External ID of the searched structure node.
Added possibility to see the history of the metric maturity levels in the KPI Wheel Compare page.
There is now a possibility to see the history of the last six recorded metric maturity levels in a form of a sparkline bar chart for each individual metric cell in the KPI Wheel Compare page table.
Added possibility to display KPI Wheel with pre-aggregated metrics data in all pages of KPI Wheel section.
A user can now choose to have all the data pre-calculated and imported to the KPI Wheel as such. This option provides more flexibility if there is a need for special kind of metric aggregation that is not already available in QACube.
The Export functionality of the tree table from the Detailed View page is improved in multiple ways to help users make the best of the exported data sheet.
It is now also possible to export the filtered results from the Detailed View tree grid. Export can support filtering applied in any column filter of the tree table and the advanced filtering as well.
The export of the tree table now provides the display of the parent structure elements in multiple columns.
Now the user can show orange exclamation mark for the defined orange thresholds. With this option, the user can make a difference between warnings and issues.
There is a possibility of filtering data by warnings and issues. This helps the user to easily locate applications and projects with some problems.
Release Dashboard page has been enhanced with additional information about Moved RFCs (Request for Change). We need to get informed once an RFC gets shifted to another release or an RFC was added to the current release.
We are checking daily RFC fluctuations with this new status.
There is also an additional overview of information about all different types of RFCs and the possibility to filter data from the Release Dashboard using RFC filters.
Contribution widget is improved by an option to display the requirement details. This enables the user to:
select the specific and the most important requirements and represent only their data into the contribution chart.
see the requirement information like a name, number of the test cases which are attached to the requirement, requirement’s contribution, and priority.
The Start page displays master applications or projects and corresponding core information for all datasets related to these master objects.
The New chooser allows the user to select more different combinations of releases and environments. As the result of this new operation, QACube represents data for different combinations of releases and environments for different applications and projects.
Status Report now has the option of including Ticketing and Changes Overview Reports as possible widgets.
Ticketing Overview helps the user to find out useful information about:
• Mean Time to Resolve
• Quality of Incident Resolution
• Speed of Problem Resolution
• Quality of Problem Resolution
Changes Overview helps the user to find out about this information:
• Quality of Planning I (Change Information without Delivery)
• Quality of Planning II (Delivery without Change Data)
• Quality of Reliability
• Quality of Timeline Compliance
Status Report is enhanced with three new Development widgets important for the developers’ daily work.
Deployment Volume widget has three metrics that represent the average daily number of deployment executions and the percentage/number of successful/failed executions.
Deployment Speed is the widget with three metrics. Every metric selects data from Jenkins imported measurement, where there is a successful build job.
The widget Development Performance shows four different metrics from Gitlab/Github imported measurement:
• Total number of commits for the selected date range
• Average number of commits per day
• Average number of authors per day
• Total number of merge requests for selected date range
Threshold values will be automatically calculated using setup values for commits, authors and merge requests.
The requirements in the structure, whose changes affect more than one file in the QACube application, are highlighted. With this option, the user can:
find out easily the list of the changed requirements in the File Structure
figure out impact of this change to the whole application through the list of affected files
The new release 3.4 of the QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps has major changes and improvements, mainly in the KPI Component.
Sometimes, data behaviour needs explanation. QACube Sticky Notes allow you to:
Directly add a comment in the Historical Chart for everyone to see
Improvements in usability facilitate the use of QACube
Users can save a default structure that will be displayed when opening QACube
Users can save settings (last selection of the structure, structure node and View tab) and continue work in the same place before being logged out or switching the component
The new structure is user-friendly and allows at-a-glance view of the blue levels where the data is available
The View tabs can be moved into the desired position with drag and drop
Some metrics are of ‘YES or NO’ type instead of the arbitrary values, e.g. “Has there been a security breach in the first week after GoLive?”
Metrics of ‘YES or NO’ type are automatically recognised by QACube and the configuration settings change accordingly.
Metric frequency can now also be set to quarterly for all types of metrics
Clicking on a value allows drill-down to the details of the respective value
Clicking on the structure element on top of a column lets the user jump directly to the next lower level of hierarchical structure
The KPI Wheel offers a brand-new possibility to display maturity levels in different areas across an organisation.
Metrics can be fact-based, automatically loaded from other sources, or gathered from the organization using questionnaires
The wheel shows dimensions, areas, themes, and their underlying metrics on every level within the structure
For each KPI Wheel a questionnaire can be defined, which is afterwards sent as a link to each party who should answer the questions
Questionnaires can be sent out regularly to gather answers over time
Historical Charts show the change over time for each metric
Charts can be displayed for any level within the structure
Compare metrics of different structural elements (e.g. teams or applications) and an at-a-glance view of the difference between their maturity levels.
See details of each metric in the table view for each structural element
Use Advanced Filters to search for specific metrics or e.g. for maturity level values that are < 4.0
Excel Export allows the user to export the table and do any additional modification they like with the given data
The new release 3.2 of QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps has major changes in all components. With this release, an entirely new component Operations has been introduced that allows you to display incidents and problem tickets from your service tools.
This
new view allows users to observe and compare all metric, KPI, and characteristic
statuses in a table form among structure nodes of the same level.
Possibility
to display only the characteristics, or only the characteristics and KPIs, without going
into metric details
Possibility
to display only the alarming (red) data
Customers can define their own views of their KPIs.
Each view is a separate tab that can be restricted for users in order to allow access to confidential data to the selected users only
Do you have to display confidential KPIs? For each view, user access can be individually restricted in the KPI component settings
Customers can define which calculation method and which thresholds they want to use for the traffic light colours
Selection between “RAG” and “at least one” method allows flexibility when adjusting the severity of the traffic light colours from green to red
Source Data Quality has been enhanced with metric import information to ensure clean data quality
The old beta version of the Heartbeat has been completely redesigned and enhanced with a new functionality
Usability of the Heartbeat was the top priority and updates have been made to make it as easy as possible to use the Heartbeat
Preset filters allow to quickly analyse the Test Case repository to find which Test Cases need cleanup
With our Operations Component, we 'close the gap' and provide a holistic DevOps end-to-end view. We support ITIL-standards by integrating incident, problem and change management. The new navigation reflects the differentiation between Data (Cockpit) and Metrics (Dashboard).
The Start Page shows an overview of all impacted applications. Data imported from different sources is mapped to the associated application.
Application tiles with detailed information
One-click navigation
Gauges for quick evaluation
The Cockpit provides you with a simple and understandable graphical status (open, closed, etc.) and the corresponding history of tickets, change requests and more.
Quick filters
Date range selection
Simple and easy-to-understand
The Dashboard provides a quick interpretation of the ‘state of health’ by theme (e.g. ticketing). The traffic light gauges show status.
The Executive Summary shows metrics in a comprehensive way by using meaningful sentences.
Direct link to the causative elements (filtered elements in core data)
At-a-glance overview of open issues
Gauges for quick evaluation of the underlying metrics
Right after having source code checked in the Source Code Sunburst, all the files per requirement that have been affected by the change are shown.
Highlighted areas represent the spread of changes across the application, indicating risks and complexity of testing.
New qTest and Azure DevOps importers support testing activities and their integration into well-known standardized reporting.
qTest
Azure DevOps
The QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps has taken another big step forward with the new release of QACube 3.0, by adding an entirely new component to display metrics and KPIs, their history and trends. The newly implemented structure functionality allows companies to use organizational, process, or other structures to view their data besides the existing Project, Application, Portfolio and Release Views. Development Component got an easy-to-configure Dashboard View, while Platform Component has invested effort in Importer enhancements.
Aggregated view of metrics and KPIs on any level of an organization, business process, product level or other structure.
At-a-glance indication of current status with traffic lights on KPIs.
High-level overview for management levels.
Drill-down functionality to detailed view for application responsible persons and other interested stakeholders.
Historical Line Charts to display historical and current data, and whether they are hitting a threshold.
Trend Charts to track long term progress of metrics.
The Treemap Drill-Down is another way to navigate through the structure levels and see aggregated metrics and KPI Traffic Lights.
An Intelligent Search allows to jump easily to the level in the navigation structure you’re interested in.
All widgets that offer drill-down in widgets of the Status Report have now also the drill-down possibility for Public Reports.
The Structure View on the Start Page is now also available for Defect View.
The Structure Treemap was enhanced to display the numbers in the Treemap sections.
From the Structure Treemap a Status Report can directly be created and the selected Structure View will be saved as a new Portfolio in “My Portfolio” on Start Page.
Now it is possible to save custom widget height for Status Report widgets that had adjustable height (Milestones Overview, Notes, iFrame Widget, Image Widget, Portfolio Overview, Release Overview, Production Readiness Verification Environment Overview).
For grid widgets (Milestones Overview, Portfolio Overview, etc.), it is now possible to save the selected columns in the Status Report Template.
The existing views of Project, Application, Portfolio and Release has been enhanced with a Structure View. Structure allows to cover different views of your data, e.g. on an organizational or business process level.
Import of structure with Excel Structure Importer.
Structure can be used in Testing Component as well as in KPI Component.
A new Excel Importer allows to import any metrics for KPI Component.
Users can receive Email Notifications for various events.
Customization of parameters for Email Notification in System Settings .
Users can configure which notifications they would like to receive.
Various importers have been improved to allow faster loads and offer enhanced functionality.
Jira Importer supports all issue links to create Project/Application Structure.
Jira Importer has been enhanced with a JQL filter possibility to reduce data import.
Jira Xray supports import of the Test Case Regression type from a custom field.
Accelerated Project Import for Jira, Tosca and Spira Importers.
The QACube Quality Assurance Platform for DevOps is now available with several exciting new features, including enhancements for the new Development Component: drill-down possibilities into most graphics, new Sunbursts for Execution, Progress and Code quality, a Development Time Series graph, a Code Page with Statistics and easier handling of Repository Connections for system administrators.
Many widgets like Sunburst, Defect Matrix, Time Series or Pie/Bar Chart now allow to click on a dot or a bar to display the underlying data in the Core Data section.
The same drill-down functionality is also implemented in the charts in the Dashboard.
Two new types of Sunbursts have been added to the widgets list in the Testing Component.
The Execution Sunburst shows the execution lists and the status of their test cases.
The Progress Sunburst shows the progress of the requirements and their workstate.
The Code Page shows the repository with the file structure of the code.
The new Code Page contains additional information about the lines of code, issues derived from the source quality tools, duplications, code coverage and execution of the unit test cases.
The Code Page can be personalized by hiding/unhiding columns, changing their position and using filters.
The Overview shows statistical information at-a-glance.
The Time Series Chart displays various metrics derived from SonarQube that keep you up-to-date regarding code quality:
Number of total and open issues.
Information about the unit test errors, failures and the test success density.
Code metrics such as complexity, lines of code, duplicates and coverage.
This new adapter allows to connect any source code management tool to QACube.
Connect easily any source code management tool and visualize source code structure and metrics in QACube.
So far, in the Repository Connections only the merge of projects was possible. With the QACube Release 2.10, it is now possible to merge the applications for import as well.
Set different “quality gates” or KPIs for the release and define ranges for Requirements, Test Cases, Test Instances and Defects per Release Stage.
If a particular KPI is not within the defined range, a warning message will immediately indicate a breach of any range that has been preset.
show warning if more than 22% of failed Test Cases have no Defects linked.
The Statistics Overview Section displays the number of Projects/Applications, Warnings, Requirements, Test Cases, and Defects in the selected Release.
Check out the Video Tutorial of the New Release Dashboard!
The ALM Test Status Section and all Widgets containing Test Execution Status information have been enhanced with the new Statuses “Blocked” and “Not Completed”.
Test Execution Status now also displays “Blocked” and “Not Completed” Test Cases.
In the ALM Progress Page, Time Series, and Sunburst Widgets you can now visualize the progress of the Requirements.
The progress can be displayed according to the Requirements Statuses, including: “Planned”, “In Work” and “Completed”.
The new Codebook enables the Administrator to configure the labelling for graphics.
This new functionality enables the Administrator to dynamically configure the labelling of the Requirement Status codes, and Requirement and Test Case Types. The newly configured labels appear in ALM Requirements and the Test Cases View, as well as in the Widgets Pie/Bar Charts, Requirement Status Bullet Chart, and Test Case Type Bullet Chart.
Rename Requirement Statuses, Requirement and Test Case Types to meet your needs.
Set your own colors for each customized setting referenced above.
Risk Management can now also be configured in a centralized section such as Milestones.
It is possible to set the number of rows to be shown in the ALM Pages Tables (Requirements, Test Cases, Execution Lists, Defects, Tasks, Progress), which improves the performance of the QACube ALM Grids.
A company-wide setting can be activated to show a Pop-up Message after each Login to warn the users about displaying the Client Identifying Data (CID).
There is a new Info Icon in the Widget header with the ability to display the description of each Widget.