How to access karate ui automation driver details like sessionid in afterScenario? [duplicate] - karate

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I am reading the json file which contains the array of configurations of browserstack browsers or devices on which I want run my UI automation tests and defining it in karate-config.js as a global variable, for ex: config.envrironments. That variable I am calling it in Examples Table as envrironments and using it in dynamic scenario outline to initialize driver for different browser/device sessions as envrironments[__num]. The execution is working fine as expected.
After execution, I want to call the browserstack api which updates the test scenario status as passed or failed with a reason in their dashboard or in the browserstack report integrated in jenkins for clear understanding. The api requires driver sessionId as api path param, status(passed or failed) and reason(if failed) as body.
I am able to get the status and reason from karate.info.errorMessage after configuring afterScenario for the feature. But my problem is to get the browserstack sessionId.
To get the driver.sessionId in afterScenario, i'm getting error as "driver" is not defined. I guess driver object is getting killed in between each execution of scenario outline and the afterScenario.
Is there any way to keep the driver alive until the afterScenario is completed?
or
any other alternatives like implementing ExecutionHook class or any other class through which we can get the driver details?
Please help. Thanks in advance.
UPDATE:
I'm using Java 8 and karate version 0.9.6
Below is my code:
Test Feature -
Feature: Test Feature
Background:
* def scenarioStatus =
"""
{
"status": "passed",
"reason": ""
}
"""
* configure afterScenario =
"""
function(){
if(karate.info.errorMessage){
scenarioStatus.status = 'failed';
scenarioStatus.reason = karate.info.errorMessage;
}
karate.log('session id : ' + karate.get('sessionId'));
// karate.call('browserstack.feature', scenarioStatus);
}
"""
#dummyMobileBrowser
Scenario Outline: Dummy Scenario
* def browserTestName = karate.info.scenarioName + ' - '
* call read('driver.feature#initializeDriver')
* def sessionId = driver.sessionId
* call read('loginPage.feature#login')
# I'm defining array of device or browser configs in karate-config.js
Examples:
| deviceConfigs |
driver.feature
Feature: Driver Related Feature
Background:
* def jsUtils = read('classpath:jsUtils.js')
* def getDriverConfig =
"""
function(){
if(browserstack == "yes"){
var configResult = karate.call('driver.feature#createBrowserStackConfig');
var browserstackConfig = configResult.browserstackConfig;
return browserstackConfig;
}else{
return deviceConfigs[__num];
}
}
"""
#initializeDriver
Scenario: Initialize Driver
* def driverConfig = getDriverConfig()
* configure driver = driverConfig
* print 'Driver Config: ', driverConfig
* driver envHost
# also tried to def here
# * def sessionId = driver.sessionId
# * eval scenarioStatus.browserstackSessionId = sessionId
# * karate.write(sessionId, 'classpath:browserstackSessionId.txt')
* driver.fullscreen()
#takeScreenshot
Scenario: Take screenshot
* driver.screenshot()
#createBrowserStackConfig
Scenario: Create Browserstack Config
* def deviceCapabilities = deviceConfigs[__num]
* def driverUrl = 'https://' + browserstackUsername + ':' + browserstackKey + '#' + browserstackUrl + '/wd/hub'
* eval commonCapabilities.build = (karate.match(typeof browserstackBuildName, 'undefined').pass) ? commonCapabilities.build + currentEpochTime : browserstackBuildName
* def desiredCapabilities = karate.merge(deviceCapabilities, commonCapabilities)
* def driverType = (karate.match(desiredCapabilities.browserName, "#notnull").pass) ? desiredCapabilities.browserName : desiredCapabilities.browser + 'driver'
* eval driverType = (karate.match(driverType, 'firefoxdriver').pass) ? 'geckodriver' : driverType
* eval desiredCapabilities.name = (karate.match(desiredCapabilities.browserName, "#notnull").pass) ? desiredCapabilities.browserName : desiredCapabilities.browser
* eval desiredCapabilities.name = browserTestName + desiredCapabilities.name
* def capabilities = karate.merge(deviceCapabilities, commonCapabilities)
* eval capabilities.name = (karate.match(capabilities.browserName, "#notnull").pass) ? capabilities.browserName : capabilities.browser
* eval capabilities.name = browserTestName + capabilities.name
* def browserSession = { desiredCapabilities: '#(desiredCapabilities)', capabilities: '#(capabilities)' }
* def browserstackConfig = { type: '#(driverType)', webDriverSession: '#(browserSession)', start: false, webDriverUrl: '#(driverUrl)' }

Answer 1

Even if the driver is not callable - you should be able to access variables, right ?
So if you did this within the normal test-flow:
* def sessionId = driver.sessionId
Then the sessionId variable should be directly accessible in the after-hooks. Do karate.get('sessionId') if needed, try it and please comment below if it works.