Settings - DokuSnapper

Set to True to enable DokuSnapper.

When the DokuSnapper function is enabled, Tosca generates a Microsoft Word document for every TestCase upon each execution. The document name consists of the TestCase name and the timestamp of the execution time.

Set to True if you want to use TestCase properties in your DokuSnapper templates.

The folder for generated Microsoft Word documents. For example: @{Environment.AppData}\dokusnapper.

Specify the file format for the report that you want DokuSnapper to generate:

• PDF document (.pdf)

• Word document (.xlsx)

• Excel document (.xlsx) - doesn't support templates.

For example: PDF document (.pdf).

Set to True to generate screenshots of all TestStepValues that use the ActionMode Input (check out "Take screenshots of TestStepValues").

Define a directory where you want Tricentis Tosca to save the screenshots.

If you have enabled Tricentis File Service, you don't have to specify a path. Tricentis Tosca saves the screenshots to the Tricentis File Service.

For example: C:\Temp.

Define where Tosca saves the DokuSnapper document.

The default value is Local, which means Tosca saves the document to the folder you specified in the Path setting. This is true even if you have Tricentis File Service turned on.

If you don't want to save the document locally, set the value to Tosca:

• If you use Tricentis File Service, Tosca adds the document to the execution results in the workspace and saves it to Tricentis File Service.

• If you don't use Tricentis File Service, Tosca just adds the document to the execution results in the workspace.

To save your Dokusnapper document to both of the above locations, select Tosca and Local.

For the integrated version of pre-execution approval, you must change the setting to Tosca, or VERA doesn't get a record of your results.

To learn how to access your DokuSnapper documents after you've run your tests, check out "Access your DokuSnapper document".

For example: FileService.