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Question #166441 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/166441

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Depending on your primary testing tool (e.g. Java JUnit), you will use
calls to Sikuli features to accompany your tests.

As long as you use the return values internally to trigger your asserts,
nothing else is needed.

If you implement some logging, that will be analyzed later on or
integrated in your test reporting, you have to integrate this with your
use of Sikuli features.

the most loosely coupled integration of Sikuli is to just run scripts from command line like:
Sikuli-IDE.bat -r some-test.sikuli >some-test-log.txt
which will redirect the output to some-test-log.txt (catch it).

It is your decision, which of the two available API layers
(Python/Jython or Java) you use for testing purposes and what features
you want to have.

And believe me, it is not a question of "providing a little code
snippet".

You have to decide how to use some-test-log.txt in your testing
environment and implement the handling.

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