Lesson 22: Using golden files to verify pixel-perfect widgets #22
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Description
PR with Lesson 22.
matchesGoldenFile
For the first time, when you run a test (
flutter test
) with some GoldenFile tests (matchesGoldenFile
), you will get an error.Because the GoldenFile(s) still doesn't exist, so to fix this error, you need to run the test with this command
flutter test --update-goldens
, and your test will pass.Now, if you check your project, you will see a new folder inside your test folder, with the name
goldens
.And with some screenshots like this:
Now, if you change something in your code that changes the pixel of the widget, something like changing the
AppBar title
fromCalculator
toCalculat
:Your golden test will fail because of the pixel of the
AppBar title
change! So, no more pixel-perfect.Now, if you check your project, you will see a new folder inside your test folder, with the name
failures
.And with some screenshots indicating where the pixel change, like this:
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