In case of a failure, the question becomes how fast we can figure out why a particular test errored. We would even question how useful tests are that never fail. In reality, of course, this is not always the case. Green builds, 100% success rate, happy engineers. In case a similar scenario is missing in sample-code, please submit a PR with one of the sample apps provided.Ideally, automated UI tests never fail. Java Class when setting up AppiumDrivers: Java Class to Print to File Server Logs: Logs Shown in Appium Server when Server is an Available Log Type: Logs Shown in Appium Server when not an Available Log Type: If more information is required to help piece it together, please let me know. (Edit): Sometimes I see Server as an available logtype:, and other runs I don't see the logs: I've been trying to set up a Capture Logs Systems so it can be easy to retrieve issues from test fails and capture stack traces and server logs from Appium to Help get a better picture without having to scroll up and down Appium server during runs.
Real device or emulator/simulator: Emulatoer.Mobile platform/version under test: Android.Node.js version (unless using Appium.app|exe): Non-default server.Desktop OS/version used to run Appium: 1.8.1.Appium version (or git revision) that exhibits the issue: 1.8.1.LogEntries collected from Appium Server, then printed to file show the text file empty after flushing the printer.
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