Michael Kutz
@mkutz.bsky.social
Software quality enthusiast, regular conference speaker, interested in psychology and society, drinker of good beer and whisky, vegetarian...
Thanks Emily, much appreciated 🤗
October 28, 2025 at 9:13 AM
Thanks Emily, much appreciated 🤗
Oh wow. That looks really nice and useful. Thanks for the hint!
September 8, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Oh wow. That looks really nice and useful. Thanks for the hint!
Close to Paris, aren't you?
September 8, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Close to Paris, aren't you?
Fixt (also a nice name btw) looks indeed close to ApproveJ.
Do you have a concept of removing dynamic stuff (timestamps, generated IDs)?
There's also github.com/approvals/Ap...
My aim however was to create something that can operate on any data objects, not "only" Strings and to have a fluent API.
Do you have a concept of removing dynamic stuff (timestamps, generated IDs)?
There's also github.com/approvals/Ap...
My aim however was to create something that can operate on any data objects, not "only" Strings and to have a fluent API.
github.com
September 8, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Fixt (also a nice name btw) looks indeed close to ApproveJ.
Do you have a concept of removing dynamic stuff (timestamps, generated IDs)?
There's also github.com/approvals/Ap...
My aim however was to create something that can operate on any data objects, not "only" Strings and to have a fluent API.
Do you have a concept of removing dynamic stuff (timestamps, generated IDs)?
There's also github.com/approvals/Ap...
My aim however was to create something that can operate on any data objects, not "only" Strings and to have a fluent API.
You're not the first one to mention that term.
I like approval a little better as it describes the process. "One approves a snapshot". Also it was the term that under which @emilybache.com introduced it to me.
I like approval a little better as it describes the process. "One approves a snapshot". Also it was the term that under which @emilybache.com introduced it to me.
September 8, 2025 at 6:55 AM
You're not the first one to mention that term.
I like approval a little better as it describes the process. "One approves a snapshot". Also it was the term that under which @emilybache.com introduced it to me.
I like approval a little better as it describes the process. "One approves a snapshot". Also it was the term that under which @emilybache.com introduced it to me.
…aaaaand here's the link to the release notes 😉
github.com/mkutz/Approv...
github.com/mkutz/Approv...
Release Release v0.9.4 · mkutz/ApproveJ
Changelog
core
🆔 Allow to set a name for an approval
This allows you to add a name affix to the approval.
This is particularly useful whenever you want to approve multiple values in one test case ...
github.com
July 7, 2025 at 3:34 PM
…aaaaand here's the link to the release notes 😉
github.com/mkutz/Approv...
github.com/mkutz/Approv...