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First off, I'd like to say that this project is excellent. I'm really excited to add the power of jest snapshots using a mocha runner.
The feature I'm wanting seems like trivial enough, but please advise if not. I'm basically just wanting an argument to pass to snapshot that allows for a manual filename/location to specify to save snapshots.
The reasoning for this is because we use webpack for our tests, so the entrypoint for all (we have thousands) of them is a single tests.js file outputted by webpack outputs as a single transpiled artifact. I tried using useRelativePath in my package.json, but that also doesn't seem to give the functionality I'm requiring.
And... that's it. Please let me know what your thoughts are!
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Another slightly different usecase for this would be splitting current snapshot files into multiple ones. I have a a single test runner file that imports test configs from different files and runs them from a single file so all their snapshots gets saved together even though they are unrelated. An option to specify save file would be great.
My team developed a feature similar to this for our internal use, to append a suffix to the test file, didn't think that would be helpful to others. That can be easily modified to take full name as input. I'll try to get a PR opened after separating that code.
Hello!
First off, I'd like to say that this project is excellent. I'm really excited to add the power of jest snapshots using a mocha runner.
The feature I'm wanting seems like trivial enough, but please advise if not. I'm basically just wanting an argument to pass to
snapshot
that allows for a manual filename/location to specify to save snapshots.The reasoning for this is because we use webpack for our tests, so the entrypoint for all (we have thousands) of them is a single tests.js file outputted by webpack outputs as a single transpiled artifact. I tried using
useRelativePath
in my package.json, but that also doesn't seem to give the functionality I'm requiring.And... that's it. Please let me know what your thoughts are!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: