slecault
13 years agoContributor
Visualizer pictures
The idea of having a picture of each intervention (keyboard, mouse) is nice, but the storage...
I am looking for a way within the code, or after a run has completed to gather all the new pictures. These should be grouped by scenarios (directories) and numbered with a sequence starting a 0001 for each group. The "_Diff" and "original files would be excluded in my case, mainly because the original source is unknown and the update is not an option for me (way to slow). Also, more than one file can have the exact same time including the seconds, so a regular sort does not work.
I would like to compare these with previous runs when a problem occurs or for in depth comparison
Presently I have arround 50 tests scenarios and I end up with over 4 thousand files in the same directory. The project is just beginning, we will have a few thousands of scenarios, will I have to turn off that "visualizer feature? Running automated tests, I cannot predict where errors will occur, it does help to look at pictures to see what happened.
Are there any plans to improve this feature or suggestions to get these results?
I am looking for a way within the code, or after a run has completed to gather all the new pictures. These should be grouped by scenarios (directories) and numbered with a sequence starting a 0001 for each group. The "_Diff" and "original files would be excluded in my case, mainly because the original source is unknown and the update is not an option for me (way to slow). Also, more than one file can have the exact same time including the seconds, so a regular sort does not work.
I would like to compare these with previous runs when a problem occurs or for in depth comparison
Presently I have arround 50 tests scenarios and I end up with over 4 thousand files in the same directory. The project is just beginning, we will have a few thousands of scenarios, will I have to turn off that "visualizer feature? Running automated tests, I cannot predict where errors will occur, it does help to look at pictures to see what happened.
Are there any plans to improve this feature or suggestions to get these results?