integration-test-video

To record integration tests with video and input overlays, run the integration binary with real display enabled and the target test name. This captures mouse and keyboard events, producing reproducible artifacts like recording.mp4 and recording.log for debugging and demos.

Recording UI integration tests automatically generates artifacts including a recording.mp4 video file, a recording.log file, and optional screenshots. These artifacts capture screenshots, video, and input overlays for visual verification and sharing.

Yes, you can use environment variables to drive integration test video recording in CI or local development. Setting environment variables enables auto-recording and artifact collection, allowing automated test runs to capture video and event overlays without manual intervention.

Integration test video recording requires real-display mode to capture video and input overlays. Running the integration binary with real display enabled ensures reproducible test artifacts and visual verification of mouse and keyboard events during the test execution.

Input overlays are needed for integration test recordings because they visually represent mouse and keyboard events on the video. This overlay functionality enables easier debugging by showing exactly how UI interactions map to test execution steps in the captured recording.mp4.

The best way to visually debug Warp UI integration test failures is to record them with video capture and input overlays. This generates a recording.mp4 and recording.log, providing reproducible test artifacts that show mouse and keyboard events for precise debugging.