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by fabioz
1250 days ago
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My go-to library in python for this is: https://pypi.org/project/pytest-regressions/ It's a bit different in that it'll save the expected to a different file... IMHO that's usually nicer because the test result is usually big and having it separated makes more sense. When rerunning it's possible to run pytest with '--force-regen' and then check the git diff to see if all the changes were expected. |
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