I execute protractor tests as part of our CI pipeline. This involves certain tasks being defined in Visual Studio Team Services running Powershell tasks. Powershell remotely executes the protractor test on a server of my choice running as an administrator account. When a test fails, a screenshot is taken, but the screenshot is blank.
If I run the test locally on my machine and get a failed spec, I get a screenshot with actual visuals. Is anyone else having this kind of problem? Are there gotchas to getting an actual image when the tests are run this way?
I execute protractor tests as part of our CI pipeline. This involves certain tasks being defined in Visual Studio Team Services running Powershell tasks. Powershell remotely executes the protractor test on a server of my choice running as an administrator account. When a test fails, a screenshot is taken, but the screenshot is blank.
If I run the test locally on my machine and get a failed spec, I get a screenshot with actual visuals. Is anyone else having this kind of problem? Are there gotchas to getting an actual image when the tests are run this way?