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Save Test Execution In Video | Playwright - Part 5

The playwright is really awesome.

The blog post describes the content of a video on how to record test scripts in playwright and generate video test reports. The author discusses how playwright, compared to other tools like Selenium, has built-in capabilities to record videos as a part of the testing process. They demonstrate how to modify the code to set the path and folder to store the recorded video. The author shows an example of running the test script and generating the video report. They also mention the option to set the resolution of the video and explain the need to close the context to ensure the video is generated. The blog post concludes by highlighting the unique features of playwright and mentioning that the next videos will cover the basics of playwright testing.

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