test-failure-logger

To log pytest test failure details automatically, you can run a script that saves the test name, probable cause, and error snippet into timestamped JSON files. This creates a permanent failure history for tracking recurring issues during development.

Tracking recurring test failures across CI/CD environments is best done by saving detailed failure information into timestamped JSON files stored locally. This approach maintains a persistent failure history accessible for future debugging and progress tracking.

You do not need external Python libraries to record test failure logs locally. The process requires only Python standard libraries and an existing script in the specified directory to save detailed failure information into timestamped JSON files.

You can use this logging method to capture Selenium and Playwright test failures. It supports multiple test types and CI/CD environments by recording the test name, probable cause, and error snippet into timestamped JSON files for debugging.

Saving test failure error snippets into timestamped files provides a structured history of failures, making it easier to track recurring issues and debug effectively. This local JSON storage ensures failure data is preserved across testing phases.