- Update to 0.23.0
* pytest assert rewriting works now together with inline-snapshot
if you use cpython>=3.11
* ... is now a special value to create snapshot values. The value
change in assert [5,4] == snapshot([5,...]) is now a create
(previously it was a fix)
* Tests with failed snapshot comparisons now always result in a
pytest Error, even if snapshots have been fixed or created.
* inline-snapshot uses now --inline-snapshot=disable during CI runs
by default
* The default flags have changed for cpython >= 3.11
* The categories in the terminal output are now links to the documentation
if it is supported by the terminal
* You can now use the config option skip-snapshot-updates-for-now
to skip the reporting of updates
* snapshot updates are now disabled by default. They be enabled with
show-updates=true in your config
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1280284
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-inline-snapshot?expand=0&rev=11
* Added
+ added the optional inline-snapshot[dirty-equals] dependency to depend
on the dirty-equals version which works in combination with
inline-snapshot.
+ You can now specify which tool you want to use to format your code by
setting a format-command in your configuration.
+ Support for a new storage-dir configuration option, to tell
inline-snapshot where to store data files such as external snapshots.
+ attrs can now contain unmanaged values
+ inline_snapshot.extra.warns to captures warnings and compares them
against expected warnings.
+ snapshots inside snapshots are now supported.
+ runtime values can now be part of snapshots.
+ f-strings can now also be used within snapshots, but are currently not
fixed by inline-snapshot.
* Changed
+ BREAKING-CHANGE you have to install inline-snapshot[black] now if you
want to format your code like in the previous versions. This option is
not required if you use a format-command.
+ dirty-equals expressions are now treated like runtime values or
snapshots within snapshots and are not modified by inline-snapshot.
* Fixed
+ raise no assertion for positional arguments inside constructor methods.
+ fixed a crash when you changed the snapshot to use a custom constructoro
method for dataclass/pydantic models.
+ snapshots with pydantic models can now be compared multiple times
+ Load default config values even if [tool.inline-snapshot] is missing.
+ use '.model_fields' on pydantic model class and not instance.
+ pydantic v1 is supported again.
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- Update to 0.14.0
* Removed the "Programming Language :: Python :: Implementation :: PyPy"
classifier which was incorrect, because inline-snapshot can not fix
snapshots on pypy. inline-snapshot now enforces --inline-snapshot=disable
when used with an implementation other than cpython, which allows
it to be used in packages that want to support pypy.
* Command line shortcuts can be defined to simplify your workflows.
--review and --fix are defined by default. See the documentation
for details.
* --inline-snapshot=create/fix/trim/update will no longer show reports
for other categories. You can use --inline-snapshot=create,report
if you want to use the old behaviour.
- from version to 0.13.4
* Use tomli instead of toml
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1224007
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-inline-snapshot?expand=0&rev=6
* removed non-optional dirty-equals dependency
* star-expressions in list or dicts where never valid and cause
a warning now.
* A snapshot which contains an dirty-equals expression can now
be compared multiple times.
* Use tomllib instead of PyPI toml on Python 3.11 and later
* added extra.prints
* 3.13 support
* strings with one line-break at the end become no multiline
strings
- Enable sle15_python_module_pythons.
* add license to project metadata and some other fixes in pyproject.toml (#104)
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