| Key JIRA | Feature | Summary |
| MOSIP-29153 | Biometric data provider Utility | Generated packets will now be stored in /tmp within the Packet Creator pod, removing external folder dependency. Biometric data will be sourced from MDS, while other profile resources will be pulled from Git during startup. The Auth Demo Service is being modularized as a library. Scenario sheets will be Git-managed and synced to the Orchestrator, with a configmap controlling which scenarios to run. |
| MOSIP-29306 | Authentication & Biometric Handling | Implemented biometric data extraction logic for Iris, Fingerprint, and Face post successful Demo KYC and OTP authentication. Enhanced the authentication flow to prevent extraction on failure, added test coverage for success and failure scenarios, and improved logging and error handling for better traceability. |
| MOSIP-41300 | Scenario Management & DSL Orchestration | Support for multiple execution modes has been introduced in the DSL Orchestrator to improve flexibility and control. The "full" mode runs the complete test suite without requiring any config map changes. The "smoke" mode is designed to validate only positive scenarios, while the "sanity" mode defaults to running scenario 2. To run a different scenario in sanity mode, the config map must be manually updated. |
| MOSIP-35914 | Performance Optimization & DSL Stability | Optimized the DSL execution framework by increasing thread utilization and enhancing stability under parallel loads. These improvements significantly reduce overall execution time while ensuring consistent and reliable test runs. |
| MOSIP-35402 | System Profiling & Optimization | Performed code profiling using JProfiler to identify performance bottlenecks in the Packet Utility. A significant number of HTTP calls were found to be triggered during parallel execution, primarily from the health check step in the orchestrator. Optimizations were implemented to reduce redundant ping health calls during concurrent execution, resulting in improved performance and reduced overhead. |
| MOSIP-34512 | Scenario Coverage – UPDATE Flow | Added new scenario combinations to enhance coverage of the UPDATE flow in DSL, ensuring validation of edge cases and alternate paths in packet update processing. |
| MOSIP-39771 | Biometric variation Utility | Biometric Variation Checks were implemented to validate the system’s ability to handle slight variations in biometric data during packet processing. This ensures that the DSL can accurately simulate real-world scenarios where biometric inputs may not be identical but still belong to the same individual. The enhancement improves test coverage for biometric matching logic and helps identify false rejections or unintended matches in the system. |
| MOSIP-35765 | Migration to Java 21 | The DSL codebase has been upgraded from Java 11 to Java 21 (LTS), bringing improved performance, modern language features, and long-term support for better scalability and maintainability. |
| MOSIP-29184 | Auth Demo Removal | The authentication demo module used for generating biometric data has been removed from the DSL codebase, simplifying the system and removing unused components. |
| MOSIP-41682 | Reporting Improvements | DSL reporting has been enhanced with a dedicated Known Issues [KI] bucket. Scenarios mapped to known issues are skipped, and associated bug details are captured in the definition file, providing clearer and more traceable test reports. |
| MOSIP-26315 | MockSMTP Integration | MockSMTP has been integrated to generate and use OTPs, enabling simulation of real-time scenarios and improving the reliability of end-to-end test flows. |