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allow disable of DOM snapshots for stubs and spies
See original GitHub issueI use a lot of spies and stubs, and don’t need a DOM snapshot every time a spied function is called, since a DOM snapshot is memory/CPU intensive
We should be able to disable the snapshot similar to how we can disable the log:
cy.stub().log(false)
cy.stub().snapshot(false)
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- Created 4 years ago
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@jennifer-shehane
.logchained off of a cypress stub/spy sets whether the stub will log or not. We do this because you cannot pass an options object tocy.stub()(theres no good way to know whats the options object and whats the stub subject)maybe simply support a
.options([..options])method on a stub/spy instance to set the options.here’s where we create the
.logfunction on a stub/spy https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/blob/develop/packages/driver/src/cy/commands/agents.coffee#L187Released in
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