feat: Added snapshot tests for omnibor artifact id
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Ooooh the hashes are different on Windows, presumably because of how Git automatically converts the line endings. This is... not ideal haha. For now, since this intended to just be a UI test, I think the right answer would be a test filter to ignore GitOID contents. |
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This adds snapshot tests for all three formats of the `omnibor artifact id` subcommand, to catch formatting regressions in the future. Signed-off-by: Andrew Lilley Brinker <[email protected]>
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This adds snapshot tests for all three formats of the
omnibor artifact idsubcommand, to catch formatting regressions in the future.