OnTimeout Event will occur when a timeout expires in a project or in a project suite. For example, when the automation runs longer than the timeout period that's specified in the project settings.
SessionCreator /Timeout specifies a timeout for the testing session. For example, if your automation has not finished within 5 minutes, you can "kill" the session with the timeout parameter
There are other parameters to export the log.
Thanks for the reply.
So it seems as though there is no way to execute steps when SessionCreator /Timeout has been reached.
There are other parameters to export the log.
I am aware of this, and am saving the log file locally. However I need to copy it to Azure storage once the project has finished running. It seems as though this is not achievable using the /Timeout option.
Use PowerShell script - to execute your automation, copy results, perform clean up etc. You can call the script via Azure.
