Support for pandas DataFrame
See original GitHub issueSupport for DataFrames, out of the box:
def test_foo(dataframe_regression):
...
dataframe_regression.check(df)
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Not sure, pickle does not produce a human friendly representation, which is one of the points of the plugin.
But I see it being able to handle specific objects, such as
attr
-based classes for example.Oh OK I think see what you mean: we would compare the “repr” of the objects, correct? It would really depend on how the objects implement their “repr” methods for that to be useful.