Open KosalaiV opened 9 months ago
Presently, when I run
cypress-image-diff-html-report generate
, only the latest JSON file is taken into account.
@KosalaiV Hi, this is the expected behaviour at the moment. We do have a plan for viewing multiple report versions/report history both in local and CI/CD. But we need more time to define a clear expectation first, especially when it comes to CI/CD.
If you're in a rush, you could merge all of those JSON files together into one big JSON file beforehand and feed it to the report. Both cypress-image-diff-js
and cypress-image-diff-html-report
support custom report names.
Presently, when I run
cypress-image-diff-html-report generate
, only the latest JSON file is taken into account.@KosalaiV Hi, this is the expected behaviour at the moment. We do have a plan for viewing multiple report versions/report history both in local and CI/CD. But we need more time to define a clear expectation first, especially when it comes to CI/CD.
If you're in a rush, you could merge all of those JSON files together into one big JSON file beforehand and feed it to the report. Both
cypress-image-diff-js
andcypress-image-diff-html-report
support custom report names.
Hey @kien-ht Yes, I did the same at the moment, Combined the JSON files programatically into one and generated a HTML report.
I am executing
cypress-image-diff-js
in parallel, resulting in multiple JSON files. My goal is to create a consolidated cypress-image-diff-html-report using all these JSON files.Presently, when I run
cypress-image-diff-html-report generate
, only the latest JSON file is taken into account.This is an urgent need. Appreciate any assistance here.
TIA!