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sikuli output logs

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I am executing a batch run of many sikuli TC's using command line. Please let me know if there is way to know how many testcases have passed or failed after the batch run is completed. Currently the only way I know is to look at the logs individually and measure up the steps to verify if all the steps have been executed for that particular TC thereby concluding whether that TC has passed or failed. For large number of testcases executions, this can be tedious.

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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : 		#1

each or some TC's in one .skl? so the run of many .skl's is triggered from a batchfile?

with 10.2 it is possible to run a unit test (until then it was only possible to do it in the IDE) as .skl using the new switch -t.
Since the unit test gives some statistical feedback, it could now be better, to use this feature and make each .skl one/some testcases in the unit test environment.

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