When running a TestComplete project from Azure DevOps, the log messages and other information generated by TestComplete will typically be written to the build logs in Azure DevOps.
You can view the build logs by navigating to the build summary page in Azure DevOps and clicking the "Logs" tab.
The build logs will contain information about the tests that were run, as well as any log messages or other output generated by TestComplete or other tools during the build process.
If you are using the log.message function to log information in your TestComplete tests, these messages should be written to the build logs as well. If you are not seeing these messages in the build logs, it is possible that there is an issue with the way the tests are being run, or with the configuration of the build pipeline.
It is also possible to use the TestComplete logging API to write log messages to a file on the machine where the tests are being run. If you are using this approach, you will need to ensure that the machine where the tests are running has access to the file location where you are writing the log messages.
Thanks for the suggestions Kevin - much appreciated. I'll take a look.
