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fix: Clarify setup guide #64
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Hi there, Thanks for opening up an issue! You raise some great points. 1)The recommended setup guide is used to illustrate how we used Alchemist in our workflow. The example could use a similar configuration to determine whether it's being executed on CI or otherwise. This part has been left out of the example for both simplicity's sake and since the example (currently) isn't being tested. If you think it'd be valuable to add this environment mechanic to the example, I'm open to revising this :) 2)Correct, I've recently noticed the same things. Since platform goldens are generally not tracked in source control, Flutter will throw an error when trying to run goldens on any fresh copy of a repo on a local machine. We have a couple options to accommodate for this. One is to add better documentation around this mechanic to make sure new users are aware of this discrepancy. Pinging @Kirpal and @definitelyokay for their opinion on this, especially the second point. |
I like that idea! I lean towards having |
Hi, thanks for getting back to me.
I don’t have better idea at this moment, will try to give it more thought. |
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Version
alchemist: ^0.3.3
Description
Hi, great package, solves an important problem! However, I am not sure two aspects are clear.
The setup guide suggests checking for environment variables in a different fashion the what is used in the example. For me, only the example way works, perhaps it's worth it update it?
I am not sure I understand how you are handling the platform tests across developers. Since platform goldens are not tracked in CI, what happens when someone adds a new test? Wouldn't I have to first always run flutter test --update-goldens on my local machine?
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Expected behavior
The setup guide, especially in terms of handling the platform tests, should be clear.
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