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MarcusBe
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5 days ago

Test Complete Report Summary of Execution

Hello ! So right now we are getting our report summaries in .htm form. 

I have my test cases setup in "Groups" which explains what is being tested inside of this group. So my question is, is it possible to show those groups in the summary report so its easier to read where things went wrong on what "test case"? 

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  • Hassan_Ballan's avatar
    Hassan_Ballan
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    You could accomplish it by adding log folder https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/log/posting/folders.html to the group.

    I should caution you to maintain a proper level structure by using append and pop as a pair. In a new Keyword Tests script add Group, under it add "Append Log Folder" and "Pop Log Folder", and then add your script in-between the two operations. You can nest as many levels as you need.

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  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
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    Here's an example of including Groups in the Execution Plan, and the Summary Result output

     

    • MarcusBe's avatar
      MarcusBe
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      Ohh i am sorry i explained it a bit bad, i appriciate the answer really ! But i meant the groups i create in the keywordtests, if its possible to get those to show up in the summary report output too? 

      • rraghvani's avatar
        rraghvani
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        Not that I'm aware of. The only way is to organise your Execution Plan - create a new test item ("Alarm") with three groups ("Create Alarm", "Delete Alarm", "Close ComTest I/O") and call the appropriate tests.

        Description

        Use the Group operation to create logical groups of operations and organize operations within a keyword test. For instance, you can include all of the operations that test a form of your application into one group and then easily move this group to a new location within your test.