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the change in name of received files should not have broken any tests. if it did can u submit a pr with the scenario that caused it i will be looking into detection if a project is targeting multiple frameworks, and using that to decide if the framework name+version goes in the received file the guid scrubbing seem to be more correct looking at the diff. is u think it is wrong can u submit a failing pr note that i think these changes are in keeping with the documented approach to versioning https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify#versioning |
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Hi @SimonCropp
I was surprised when my tests started failing after upgrading from 17.0.3 to 17.10.2. The issue seems to two fold:
First, the framework version is now being added to "received files", here is an example with before an after:
Second, the GUID scrubbing has changed, or ordering of numbers assigned have. Here is the diff:
The second issue I can probably get around by just accepting all changes automatically. The first I need help figuring out how to configure my way out of. I don't want the framework version in the received/verified files. My test framework only targets .NET 6.
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