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Generate Robot Test Reports

You can generate all three of these files by running a test using the robot command.

/> robot --output output.xml --log log.html --report report.html 
my_test_file.robot

This command will generate the following files:

  • output.xml (raw test results)
  • log.html (detailed execution log)
  • report.html (summary report)

To view the results:

  • Open log.html in a web browser for detailed information about the test run.

 

Robot Test Reports

  • Open report.html in a browser to see the high-level summary.

Example Workflow

  1. Run the Test: After writing your .robot file, you execute the test with the robot command.
  2. View the Report:
    • Open report.html for a quick summary of the test results.
    • If a test fails, open log.html for detailed information and debugging.
  3. Check the Output: If you need to further process the data (e.g., generating an automated report or integrating with other systems), check the output.xml.

 

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