Fortunately I haven’t run into any issues with a simple automation test and will add my example to the git repo soon 
The complex example from the documentation appears to be out of date however the example has been updated in the source code (EditorAutomationTests.cpp Line 180 - 273):
I decided to try write my own complex test to find all enemies on a map and check their max health values depending on their type. I did realise during implementing this that it could probably just be done with a simple test but at least its some experience on a complex test. Unfortunately, after writing the test it wasn’t displaying in the session frontend. As I wasn’t too sure I’d written it correctly I though I would implement the load all maps example exactly as it is in the engine source but this still isn’t displaying in the session front end 
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Okay I got it showing (the load all maps example) I don’t if I want to admit it but was cause I wasn’t on the right dropdown filter.
I then decided to comment out the code for that test and add my code in, re-compiled and was no longer visible so I’m assuming my test code isn’t correct.
I was correct I remembered reading that someone’s tests weren’t showing because they weren’t adding anything to the arrays, I tested this but just adding a “test” string to both arrays and it displays in the session frontend. progress this also now allows me to debug through my code
Right so the issue is that its not finding my world so then not finding the actor and adding the strings to the arrays.
I should probably mention that in my GetTests function I’m trying to load a map and find all the enemy actors in the map and then adding a string to the arrays based off them. the plan to then check each of those enemies in the run test function to check there health values