You will always get the starting date first, then 2 days later, then 2 days after that. This is because you are updating on each use. Did you mean to use the date type or the current_date type?
My Jenkins build mark the following error after a Neoload 7.4 test run : WARNING! The option -SLAJUnitResults is deprecated, use -SLAJUnitReport instead
It seems that the...
This is not an error but a warning. That means that the old command may not work in a future NeoLoad version and we recommand to use the new option instead.
Along with that new...
From the NeoLoad variable panel you can create a current date variable from which you can add or remove time. For example to remove 2 days from the current date you can simply...
version 6.10.0
NeoLoad CurrentDate variable doesn't get updated during runtime.
I have tried Local and Global and each change policy but each run inserts the datetime when the...
