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I am trying to save the logs with the particular name in robot framework but not able to do that . Do we have a way to save the log name with the name as we want? If yes then how to do that ?

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I am trying to save the logs with the particular name in robot framework but not able to do that . Do we have a way to save the log name with the name as we want? If yes then how to do that ?

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

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asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

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Robot framework user's guide

– Bryan Oakley
Jan 3 at 15:33

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-1

I am trying to save the logs with the particular name in robot framework but not able to do that . Do we have a way to save the log name with the name as we want? If yes then how to do that ?

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

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asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

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I am trying to save the logs with the particular name in robot framework but not able to do that . Do we have a way to save the log name with the name as we want? If yes then how to do that ?

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edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

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asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

edited Jan 4 at 12:47

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

asked Jan 3 at 9:09

Chirag Dhingra

497

3

Robot framework user's guide

– Bryan Oakley
Jan 3 at 15:33

add a comment |

3

Robot framework user's guide

– Bryan Oakley
Jan 3 at 15:33

Robot framework user's guide

– Bryan Oakley
Jan 3 at 15:33

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You have the following options to configure your output files:

-d, --outputdir <dir> Defines where to create output files.

-o, --output <file>   Sets the path to the generated output file.

-l, --log <file       Sets the path to the generated log file.

-r, --report <file>   Sets the path to the generated report file.

So to change the name of the log file launch your tests like this:

robot --log logxyz --report abcreport my_robot.robot

You can check all command line options in Robot Framework User Guide to learn more.

With -T, --timestampoutputs you can add a timestamp to the name of the output files as well. An example name with --log and --timestampoutputs: my_log_file_name-20190103-102712.html.

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You have the following options to configure your output files:

-d, --outputdir <dir> Defines where to create output files.

-o, --output <file>   Sets the path to the generated output file.

-l, --log <file       Sets the path to the generated log file.

-r, --report <file>   Sets the path to the generated report file.

So to change the name of the log file launch your tests like this:

robot --log logxyz --report abcreport my_robot.robot

You can check all command line options in Robot Framework User Guide to learn more.

With -T, --timestampoutputs you can add a timestamp to the name of the output files as well. An example name with --log and --timestampoutputs: my_log_file_name-20190103-102712.html.

edited Jan 3 at 9:28

answered Jan 3 at 9:21

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Thanks @Benuce Kaulics . It really helped

– Chirag Dhingra
Jan 4 at 6:08

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You have the following options to configure your output files:

-d, --outputdir <dir> Defines where to create output files.

-o, --output <file>   Sets the path to the generated output file.

-l, --log <file       Sets the path to the generated log file.

-r, --report <file>   Sets the path to the generated report file.

So to change the name of the log file launch your tests like this:

robot --log logxyz --report abcreport my_robot.robot

You can check all command line options in Robot Framework User Guide to learn more.

With -T, --timestampoutputs you can add a timestamp to the name of the output files as well. An example name with --log and --timestampoutputs: my_log_file_name-20190103-102712.html.

edited Jan 3 at 9:28

answered Jan 3 at 9:21

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

Thanks @Benuce Kaulics . It really helped

– Chirag Dhingra
Jan 4 at 6:08

add a comment |

You have the following options to configure your output files:

-d, --outputdir <dir> Defines where to create output files.

-o, --output <file>   Sets the path to the generated output file.

-l, --log <file       Sets the path to the generated log file.

-r, --report <file>   Sets the path to the generated report file.

So to change the name of the log file launch your tests like this:

robot --log logxyz --report abcreport my_robot.robot

You can check all command line options in Robot Framework User Guide to learn more.

With -T, --timestampoutputs you can add a timestamp to the name of the output files as well. An example name with --log and --timestampoutputs: my_log_file_name-20190103-102712.html.

edited Jan 3 at 9:28

answered Jan 3 at 9:21

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

You have the following options to configure your output files:

-d, --outputdir <dir> Defines where to create output files.

-o, --output <file>   Sets the path to the generated output file.

-l, --log <file       Sets the path to the generated log file.

-r, --report <file>   Sets the path to the generated report file.

So to change the name of the log file launch your tests like this:

robot --log logxyz --report abcreport my_robot.robot

You can check all command line options in Robot Framework User Guide to learn more.

With -T, --timestampoutputs you can add a timestamp to the name of the output files as well. An example name with --log and --timestampoutputs: my_log_file_name-20190103-102712.html.

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answered Jan 3 at 9:21

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answered Jan 3 at 9:21

Bence Kaulics

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answered Jan 3 at 9:21

Bence Kaulics

3,23272243

Thanks @Benuce Kaulics . It really helped

– Chirag Dhingra
Jan 4 at 6:08

add a comment |

Thanks @Benuce Kaulics . It really helped

– Chirag Dhingra
Jan 4 at 6:08

Thanks @Benuce Kaulics . It really helped

– Chirag Dhingra
Jan 4 at 6:08

add a comment |

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