Alternatively... you're trying to write the export to your C root directory... most IT departments don't like that... what happens if you export to a sub directory?
Unless otherwise configured, the test log does not save until the execution of all the tests completes. So, technically, there is no log to "export".
My suggestion is that, at the end of your test run, add a call to Log.SaveToDisk(). This flushes whatever is in the log directly to disk immediately. This should then provide something for the export to actually export.
Hi tristaanogre,
thanks for your answer. Unfortunately this doesn't work. And the report files appear already during test run.
Kind regards
Medved
Alternatively... you're trying to write the export to your C root directory... most IT departments don't like that... what happens if you export to a sub directory?
Thanks a lot, that was the problem!
