Test Capture

Overview: Test Capture

What Test Capture Does

Test Capture tracks the execution session while a test case is run. When a log is recorded, it includes both visual output and execution data.

Log can be captured:

during execution
or after a failure occurs

No advance setup is required to capture failures.

Problems Addressed

Manual test execution often relies on separate tools and manual steps to capture log. This leads to interrupted execution flow, missed failure moments, incomplete recordings, and repeated test execution only to collect proof. log that is captured frequently lacks sufficient execution and technical context for effective defect analysis.

Test Capture addresses these issues by capturing log and execution data as part of the original test run, without requiring advance setup or re-execution.

Key Capabilities

Capture Instant Replay after execution or failure
Capture screenshots during test execution
Record the current browser tab during execution
Automatically collect execution context
Capture network activity logs

Captured Log Details

Each recorded log includes the following information:

Visual log

Instant Replay or video recording of the execution

Execution Metadata

Application URL
Browser name and version
Operating system
Screen resolution
Viewport size
Timezone
Timestamp of capture

Technical Logs

Network requests and responses

All captured data is displayed with the log in the test execution view.

Where Does this Log Appear?

Log is attached to the test case execution within the test run.
Log appears in the Activity section of the test case.
Test case execution status changes (Passed, Failed, Retest, Blocked) and tester comments are recorded with the log.

Prerequisite

The Test Capture Chrome Extension must be installed and configured in the browser used for test execution.