Encodable support #7
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stephencelis
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Jul 9, 2017
| @@ -119,3 +120,25 @@ public func assertSnapshot<S: Snapshot>( | |||
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| public func assertSnapshot<S: Encodable>( | |||
| encoding snapshot: S, | |||
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Changed the keyword here since there's ambiguity:
assertSnapshot(matching: data)
// vs.
assertSnapshot(encoding: data)
mbrandonw
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Jul 9, 2017
| _ file: StaticString = #file, | ||
| _ function: String = #function, | ||
| _ line: UInt = #line) | ||
| pathExtension: String? = nil, |
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nice nice! so this will allow me to override extension when doing a plain text snapshot?
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Allows us to snap against any
Encodabletype. UsesJSONEncoderunder the hood right now, but we probably want to use our own encoder in the future.