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sebastiandedeyne avatar sebastiandedeyne commented on May 27, 2024

Hi Sjors,

An assertMatchesFileSnapshot method sounds good to have! I'm not sure if we should deal with keeping failing tests files. Can't we assume you still have access to the file you generated during the test when it fails?

I think there's quite some complexity that comes up when we need to add another sort of file besides snapshot, it also should be ignored, and we'd need to teach users that.

So assertMatchesFileSnapshot -> yay! Persisting failed test files -> not sure yet...

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SjorsO avatar SjorsO commented on May 27, 2024

Yea, we can assume failed file names, so we can ensure failed files are only persisted when the tests fail. When the tests pass all failed files are deleted. The failed files will never end up in version control, unless you push code with failing tests

I'll make a PR tomorrow, i'm pretty sure you'll like the way it works

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