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[new rule] no-snapshots
See original GitHub issueWondering if I could contribute this no-snapshots rule that I wrote for Shopify
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I found them to even be counter productive. Make a small change and break 50 unrelated snapshot tests. Then you either -u or waste time chasing ghosts
I would say not really 😄 I see it as an lazy alternative to explicitly matching for the expected properties. The latter takes a bit more time, but it’s easier for future devs to read and understand the assertions.