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I know you were looking for different suggestions, but I did flinch at 10000 test cases and 24 hours. That's an awfully big chunk of code to try to manage. I would wish for something smaller.
Are there problems with the logs if you run the tests outside Jenkins?
Its actually not as much code as you would think for 10,000 test cases. It is highly data driven and fairly repetitive. TestComplete and TestExecute have no apparent issues with the log when not using Jenkins, even the older 32 bit TestComplete.
- baxatob8 years agoCommunity Hero
Hi,
Do you have enabled "Generate MHT log file" feature in your Jenkins job?
If yes, try to disable it. As well as "Generate JUnit-style report".
- shankar_r8 years agoCommunity Hero
We are also facing more of same scenario where jenkins failed to fetch the logs from the TestExecute or sometimes TestExecute itself failed to consolidate the .tclogx file as it is big when we run over a day or 2. This hurts when you run the test cases overnight and when you come next day morning ,you won't find the log files and you will not sure what happened to the test cases.
Having say that, we have a customized HTML report which will generate HTMl reports for our test steps. Even if we miss tclogx file we do have report that will clearly says what test cases failed and what is passed. you can get the that ScriptExtension from below links,
But this will not your immediate solution. Maybe one more option for you is to save the Logs every 100 or 1000 test cases into one location using https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/project-objects/test-log/log/saveresultsas.html
I also observed, the same set of our tests where run smoothly and we got all the results in tclogx file with 12.3 version. Not sure it is something to do with latest release.