For the purpose of reporting on the run of a masterscript, how can I get the logged errors into a property list in order to see the errors under a failed script in the results and where should I call on the property list? Also, how can I control the formatting of a list? I would like to get rid of the parenthesis and clean up the commas as well.
Currently the report reads like so:
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Test results from 02/26/18, 09:48 AM:
Successes:
(Mode_to_Windows_Desktop
, Windows Login)
Failures:
(Windows Verify Folders
, Windows Web)
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I want to see the logged errors for why Windows Verify Folders and Windows Web are failed.
Code is as follows:
Set myScripts to (Script1,Script2,Script3,Script4)
set successes to ()
set failures to ()
repeat with each item currentScript of myScripts
RunWithNewResults currentScript
Set currentResult to the result
If currentResult’s status is “success”
insert currentScript & return after successes
else if currentResult’s status is “Failure”
Insert currentScript & return after failures
end if
end repeat
//Log results
Log “Successes:” && successes & return
if failures is empty
Log “Failures:” && "None
else
LogError “Failures:” && failures & return
end if
#Below was intended for an email, but Im just dumping it to a file
Set body to "Test results from " & the date & comma & the time & colon & return & return & "Successes: " return & successes & return & return "Failures: " return & failures
put body into file "~/Desktop/Windows_Desktop_Results.
Hey Nate!
Good job so far! Im still digging into getting the logged errors rolled into the report, but I figured out your formatting problem! Just put the following line right above where you set successes and failures to ():
set the listFormat to (prefix:" “,seperator:return,suffix:” ")
now your report will print like this:
Test results from 02/26/18, 09:48 AM:
Successes:
Mode_to_Windows_Desktop
Windows Login
Failures:
Windows Verify Folders
Windows Web
Classy!!!
Problem solved!!! I copied each scripts log file to a folder, then used the files() function for that folder to generate a list of files. Then I iterated through each file looking for logged errors which were output to a file and a variable for writing. Then all logged errors are displayed in the report from my master script. Changes in bold.
Set myScripts to (Script1,Script2,Script3,Script4)
set successes to ()
set failures to ()
set mylogs to ()
set problems to ()
repeat with each item currentScript of myScripts
RunWithNewResults currentScript
Set currentResult to the result
If currentResult’s status is “success”
insert currentScript & return after successes
else if currentResult’s status is “Failure”
Insert currentScript & return after failures
put the logfile of the last item fo scriptResults(currentScript) into mylogs
copy file the logfile of the last item of scriptResults(currentScript) as “~/Desktop/MyLogs”¤tScript
end if
end repeat
set logtest to files("~/Desktop/MyLogs")
repeat with each item currentfile of logtest
repeat with each line x of file currentfile by reference
if item 2 delimited by tab of x contains “Log Error” then
insert “Potential LCR:”&& item 4 delimited by tab of x && “|” && item 7 delimited by tab of x && return after problems
//Log results
Log “Successes:” && successes & return
if failures is empty
Log “Failures:” && "None
else
LogError “Failures:” && failures & return
end if
#Below was intended for an email, but Im just dumping it to a file
Set body to "Test results from " & the date & comma & the time & colon & return & return & "Successes: " return & successes & return & return "Failures: " return & failures &return & return "Errors: " return & problems
put body into file "~/Desktop/Windows_Desktop_Results.