Verify file (JSON) format and settings

[mwong-dotnet]

Apologies I'm new to Verify so want to confirm the correct usage of the tool.

I managed to get received.txt and verified.txt from:

await Verifier.Verify(response.Content);

The diff tool opens which is what I expected. However, the JSON was all on one line.

JSON is better than text as I can view what is expected. received.json and verified.json files seem to work when I execute await Verifier.VerifyJson(response.Content); Is this the correct use of VerifyJson?

What is the purpose and usage of VerifierSettings.UseStrictJson();?

To ignore certain members, should I be using VerifierSettings.IgnoreMember? If so, how is VerifierSettings different from creating an instance of VerifySettings and passing it as the 2nd parameter in the above?

Confused :(

Thanks in advance!

[SimonCropp]

can u supply a repro