When a layout test fails, it is often useful to compare the "failed" rendering with the expected rendering. The color profile acrobatics are probably not necessary in this case.
So you're saying that when you run run-webkit-tests without the --pixel option, you still want the pixels generated regardless for the failure (without the color profile acrobatics)?
(In reply to comment #1) > So you're saying that when you run run-webkit-tests without the --pixel option, > you still want the pixels generated regardless for the failure (without the > color profile acrobatics)? Yes.
Should this feature always happen, or should there be a command-line switch? If it should be a switch, what should it be called? Something like --generate-pixel-on-error, except shorter?
(In reply to comment #3) > Should this feature always happen, or should there be a command-line switch? > > If it should be a switch, what should it be called? Something like > --generate-pixel-on-error, except shorter? > In my opinion, it should be the default, but there should be a way to disable it. Perhaps --no-pixel-on-error ?