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Julia_K
Alumni
14 years agoHello Joachim,
Currently, TestComplete does not provide an ability to add custom messages or variables to checkpoints.
However, to post a custom message to the log when a checkpoint passes or fails, you can follow the following workaround:
1. Disable logging by setting the value of the Log.Enabled property to False.
2. Perform a checkpoint and assign its result to a variable.
3. Enable logging by setting the value of the Log.Enabled property to True.
4. Depending on the value of the variable that stores the checkpoint results, post your custom message to the test log.
Please let us know whether this information helps you.
Thank you.