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Overwrite the .snap instead of writing .snap.debug #131

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nedtwigg opened this issue Dec 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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Overwrite the .snap instead of writing .snap.debug #131

nedtwigg opened this issue Dec 11, 2022 · 4 comments

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@nedtwigg
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Is there a mode for this? Either an environment variable or something in snapshot.properties?
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Yes - see here
https://github.com/origin-energy/java-snapshot-testing#automatically-updating-a-snapshot-via--pupdatesnapshotfilter

nedtwigg added a commit to nedtwigg/java-snapshot-testing that referenced this issue Dec 11, 2022
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Add keywords "overwriting" and "override" to help find the "update sn…
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…apshots" section of the manual.

I tried searching the README for an answer to my question in origin-energy#131 but I was stuck on the keyword "override" and "overwrite". Now the section has those keywords, and it still has "update" too.
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Oops, thanks! Stupid of me that I couldn't find this on my own. Submitted a little PR to help with the keywords I was stuck on.

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I think the docs have grown beyond a simple README.md now. Might need to do this https://pages.github.com/

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FWIW, my vote is always to stick with markdown and never go github pages. It was easy for me to tweak the markdown docs to help people who get stuck the same way I got stuck. I would not have bothered to figure out your github pages setup.

Breaking the readme down into multiple markdown files is probably a good idea though.

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