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Docs: Add an example for the e2e tests snapshot update #41999

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Expand Up @@ -305,6 +305,9 @@ However, if the change was intentional, follow these steps to update the snapsho
```sh
# --testPathPattern is optional but will be much faster by only running matching tests
npm run test-unit -- --updateSnapshot --testPathPattern path/to/tests

# Update snapshot for e2e tests
npm run test-e2e -- --updateSnapshot --testPathPattern path/to/e2e-tests
```

1. Review the diff and ensure the changes are expected and intentional.
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Performance tests are end-to-end tests running the editor and capturing these measures. Make sure you have an e2e testing environment ready.

To set up the e2e testing environment, checkout the Gutenberg repository and switch to the branch that you would like to test. Run the following command to prepare the environment.
To set up the e2e testing environment, checkout the Gutenberg repository and switch to the branch that you would like to test. Run the following command to prepare the environment.

```
nvm use && npm install
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