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Debugging Test Runs

Debug your test executions with Dashcam!

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Every TestDriver CI test is recorded with , the first TestDriver product we built to help debug remote test executions.

Dashcam captures the video of the desktop test execution, the browser logs, network requests, prerun script output, and of course the TestDriver test execution. You can play it all back in the TestDriver dashboard!

Dashcam dashes are transmitted over HTTS, encrypted at test, and have "google style" sharing permissions. Sensitive data in logs is masked.

When a test finishes, a Dashcam clip (a dash for short) is into GitHub automatically. This enables developers to see a test artifact and collaborate directly from within GitHub.

You an learn more about Dashcam on .

the Dashcam documentation page
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