Kerry Knight
@kerryaknight.bsky.social
iOS engineering @ButterflyNetwork
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But when it doesn’t and you get comparison failures for seemingly no reason at all (x86_64 vs. arm64, iOS versions, wrong simulator selected, etc.), they can be maddening to explain to new hires.
But when it doesn’t and you get comparison failures for seemingly no reason at all (x86_64 vs. arm64, iOS versions, wrong simulator selected, etc.), they can be maddening to explain to new hires.
November 20, 2024 at 11:50 PM
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But when it doesn’t and you get comparison failures for seemingly no reason at all (x86_64 vs. arm64, iOS versions, wrong simulator selected, etc.), they can be maddening to explain to new hires.
But when it doesn’t and you get comparison failures for seemingly no reason at all (x86_64 vs. arm64, iOS versions, wrong simulator selected, etc.), they can be maddening to explain to new hires.
I have a love/hate relationship with snapshot testing in iOS. When it works, it’s a great way to test “untestable” code via its UI integration.
November 20, 2024 at 11:50 PM
I have a love/hate relationship with snapshot testing in iOS. When it works, it’s a great way to test “untestable” code via its UI integration.