When I use log.info, I see all of my messages in the groovy.log file. Ensure you have logging enabled? I think there's a setting for that somewhere.
The log.info call already gets stored in an external log file stored in (example is windows)
c:\users\USERNAME\.readyapi\logs
Do you need more than that? If so, you may want to consider writing to a file yourself, because there will be a lot more written to logs than you may want to consume.
Well, I knew that, but in fact I can't find my logs in those files, I don't know why.
I want to trace events during execution of a test case, which shows in the 'Script Log' tab of ready API, and I thought this would be also available in the logs of readyAPI.
But I'm afraid I'll have to do this programmatically.
Unless there is some extra log generation if I use testRunner instead of launching my test directly from readyAPI ?
anyway, thanks for answering
Alex
When I use log.info, I see all of my messages in the groovy.log file. Ensure you have logging enabled? I think there's a setting for that somewhere.
Indeed ! I didn't realize it was the right file, until I noticed it was showing me outdated log as it stores from the very beginning.
I actually can find my logs at the end of the file, thank you very much !
:)
Glad to have been able to help! One thing I've noticed is I do have to clear that log file out occasionally, especially after a heavy session of debugging with some groovy scripts/assertions. That log can grow really quick if you aren't careful. I've noticed the larger it gets the more it can impact the performance of ReadyAPI.
