When running from a batchscript you can also use the command '/ExportLog:file_name.html'
This will create a html logfile while also creating the description.tcLog file for use inside Testcomplete. as an example: '/ExportLog:"D:/TCLogs/ProjectTCLog.html"'
You can find all the commands for cli right here:
Side Q: I haven't used the html export. It seems it would be 'noisy' needing a lot of supporting files ands folders to create a useful web report. How would you manage multiple reports?
Sorry for the late reply, I had HTML coverage but removed it after a while.
Since I had the regular reports I deleted all html reports at the start of the run.
It was only a shopshot of last nights results.
For my api tests I have the same issue of clogging the folders with many files, For this I remove the reports older than 10 days while keeping a txt file with less data for logging purposes.
