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Percy Visual Regression Testing - First Run
Trying to find out what exactly happens the first time Percy is run against Storybook. I've looked through the docs and can't spot a 'clear' answer. Is it:
- Current state is taken as the default baseline for images without human intervention
- A human is required to 'approve' the current state for each image
- Depends - you can control Percy so it can be either 1 or 2 (link to the docs would be great)
- Something else
Help would be appreciated.
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Trying to find out what exactly happens the first time Percy is run against Storybook. I've looked through the docs and can't spot a 'clear' answer. Is it:
- Current state is taken as the default baseline for images without human intervention
- A human is required to 'approve' the current state for each image
- Depends - you can control Percy so it can be either 1 or 2 (link to the docs would be great)
- Something else
Help would be appreciated.
testing automated-tests storybook visual-testing
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Trying to find out what exactly happens the first time Percy is run against Storybook. I've looked through the docs and can't spot a 'clear' answer. Is it:
- Current state is taken as the default baseline for images without human intervention
- A human is required to 'approve' the current state for each image
- Depends - you can control Percy so it can be either 1 or 2 (link to the docs would be great)
- Something else
Help would be appreciated.
testing automated-tests storybook visual-testing
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Trying to find out what exactly happens the first time Percy is run against Storybook. I've looked through the docs and can't spot a 'clear' answer. Is it:
- Current state is taken as the default baseline for images without human intervention
- A human is required to 'approve' the current state for each image
- Depends - you can control Percy so it can be either 1 or 2 (link to the docs would be great)
- Something else
Help would be appreciated.
testing automated-tests storybook visual-testing
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After speaking to someone at Percy the answer is:
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