Screenshots should be saved regardless of whether the test is successful about seleniumbase HOT 2 CLOSED

There's the save_screenshot() method to save screenshots at times other than test failures. A failure is a natural place to have a screenshot taken automatically because that's when something went wrong. Otherwise, there'd be no way to know where to have them. If you take a screenshot after every single action like a click, it's going to take up a lot of unnecessary disk space. And even then, you might not know that anything was wrong unless you looked through all the screenshots. The real problem here is the reason behind why I created MasterQA https://github.com/mdmintz/MasterQA . It's for when you want human eyes to look at something, but still have automation do all the heavy lifting so that manual QA time is minimized. Check out that repo to see for yourself.

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Hi @cchan, you can add --ss as a pytest command-line option to save a screenshot after every test that runs!

pytest --ss

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