playwright-evidence

You can automatically capture screenshots and videos on Playwright test failure by configuring an automated evidence capture mechanism that triggers media generation upon test errors and stores the files in a structured format for debugging.

The best way to store E2E test evidence is using an automated system that organizes captured traces, videos, and screenshots into a structured storage format immediately after test execution, ensuring easy access for later review.

Yes, you need Playwright installed and properly configured in your test environment, as the automated E2E test evidence capture relies on Playwright's execution context and related configurations to trigger and store media on failure.

Automated test evidence capture simplifies E2E testing workflows by eliminating manual media collection, automatically saving screenshots, videos, and traces upon test failure so developers have immediate access to debugging information.

Yes, you can capture traces on failure without manual configuration by integrating an automated evidence skill into your Playwright setup, which handles the triggering and structured storage of traces automatically during test runs.