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tristaanogre
11 years agoEsteemed Contributor
There is not, as far as I know, a built in feature to do what you want. What it seems that you want is that you want to know how many verification points were executed. That's something that only you can determine as to what is a verification point and what is a "maintenance" step.
For example, there's some code and steps that are executed during an automated project that are there simply to set up the scenario. Those probably would not be considered "verification" points... So, I'd add to those sections that you want something on the lines of
And then, in something like the "OnStopTest" event, add
Does this help?
For example, there's some code and steps that are executed during an automated project that are there simply to set up the scenario. Those probably would not be considered "verification" points... So, I'd add to those sections that you want something on the lines of
Project.Variables.VPSteps = Project.Variables.VPSteps + 1
And then, in something like the "OnStopTest" event, add
Log.Message("Verification steps completed: " + Project.Variables.VPSteps)
Does this help?