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Have a look at these examples. I did something similar to generate testplans descritio. I tried to adapt my code to your requirements and this could maybe work for you.

The endpoint i used to postMessage on personal chat is incorrect and it was present in the docs as well.

Below is the correct endpoint. This endpoint can be seen by logging the http payload request body of /api/messages api

It'd have to be in a custom action (as you mention) and then returning resource Id in the result property, so you can use it elsewhere. The BeginDialogAsync method of the custom action would something like this:

There is a blog post with a answer for you: https://gerg.dev/2018/09/dynamically-create-test-cases-with-robot-framework/

As you suggested the solution is to create a listener so you can add tests dynamically. Just carefully read the post as there are some constrains as when you can and cannot create tests (during the execution process). Also, the post was for 3.x framework and for 4.x you need to make a tiny change in the class, by replacing: tc.keywords.create(name=kwname, args=args) with: tc.body.create_keyword(name=kwname, args=args).

Example on how to implement this:

demo.robot:

1. You need to call jmeter.sh or jmeter, the .bat file is for Windows

2. You might also need to make the file executable using chmod command like:

"How can any library support login to any random page..."

It doesn't, and in fact the framework comes out of the box with 0 supported such logins.
You use it to create a login to a specific site, providing all locators and site's peculiarities yourself.

If you need it to login to another one, you create a new keyword. But it doesn't advertise it supports login to any random page, with no involvement from you :) It just provides you the means to do that, yourself.

UPDATE: With Robot Framework this has changed and became easier to do.

Release note: Running and result models have been changed.

• TestSuite, TestCase and Keyword objects used to have keywords attribute containing keywords used in them. This name is misleading now when they also have FOR and IF objects. With TestCase and Keyword the attribute was renamed to body and with TestSuite it was removed altogether. The keywords attribute still exists but it is read-only and deprecated.
• The new body does not have create() method for creating keywords, like the old keywords had, but instead it has separate create_keyword(), create_for() and create_if() methods. This means that old usages like test.keywords.create() need to be changed to test.body.create_keyword().

For examples check out this other answer: How to write FOR loop and IF statement programmatically with Robot Framework 4.0?.

The if statement should be a Run Keyword If keyword with the arguments you need. It is a keyword like any other so you should list everything else in its args list.

• The condition.
• The keyword name for the True branch.
• Separately any args to the keyword for the True branch if there is any. Listed separately.

• The ELSE IF keyword if needed.
• The ELSE IF condition.
• The keyword name for the ELSE IF branch.
• Separately any args to the keyword for the ELSE IF branch if there is any. Listed separately.

• The ELSE keyword.
• The keyword name for the ELSE branch.
• Separately any args to the keyword for the ELSE branch if there is any. Listed separately.

There's a maximum message size in bot framework / MS Teams.

You'r messages (Cards, whatever) can not be larger than 25kb for a single message. Thats why you receive this error. You'r message is just too large.

Only available fix would be reducing the size, remove not needed things or split it into multiple messages.

As per JMeterLib documentation

Run Jmeter Analyse Jtl jmeterPath, testPlanPath, logFilePath, otherParams=

So my expectation is that you need to pass this property value via -J command-line argument like: