feat: allow extensions to override snapshot equality check #548
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| def test_updated_snapshots(generate_snapshots): | ||
| _, testdir, initial = generate_snapshots | ||
| testdir.makepyfile(test_file=initial["failed"]) | ||
| result = testdir.runpytest("-v", "--snapshot-update") | ||
| result.stdout.re_match_lines((r"1 snapshot updated\.")) | ||
| assert result.ret == 0 |
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This is failing locally for me. For some reason, the serialized data is referring to the old value. Some odd caching issue somewhere.
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| def test_updated_snapshots(generate_snapshots): | ||
| _, testdir, initial = generate_snapshots | ||
| testdir.makepyfile(test_file=initial["failed"]) |
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This might not be updating the saved file as expected that's why the test_approximate_match is passing but test_failed_snapshots and test_updated_snapshots are failing
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Confirmed via pdb that's not it. It looks like a python bug, or maybe from pytest's bytecode rewriting
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# [1.6.0](v1.5.0...v1.6.0) (2022-01-14) ### Features * allow extensions to override snapshot equality check ([#548](#548)) ([a44f1b9](a44f1b9))
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Description
Allow extensions to override snapshot equality check. This is to enable adding "tolerance" to the check, as well as to satisfy use cases such as visual regression testing.
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