Inline-snapshot

Fixed

- snapshots inside tests which are marked as xfail are now ignored (184)

- Fixed a crash caused by the following code:

python
snapshot(tuple())
or
snapshot(dict())


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Fixed

- Fixed a windows bug with the readline module (189)

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Changed

- pytest assert rewriting works now together with inline-snapshot if you use `cpython>=3.11`

- `...` is now a special value to *create* snapshot values.
The value change in `assert [5,4] == snapshot([5,...])` is now a *create* (previously it was a *fix*)

Fixed

- fixed some issues with dataclass arguments

- fixed an issue where --inline-snapshot=review discarded the user input and never formatted
the code if you used cpython 3.13.

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Fixed

- raise no assertion for positional arguments inside constructor methods.

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Fixed

- fixed a crash when you changed the snapshot to use a custom constructor method for dataclass/pydantic models.

example:
python
from inline_snapshot import snapshot
from pydantic import BaseModel


class A(BaseModel):
a: int

classmethod
def from_str(cls, s):
return cls(a=int(s))


def test_something():
assert A(a=2) == snapshot(A.from_str("1"))


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Added

- added the optional `inline-snapshot[dirty-equals]` dependency to depend on the dirty-equals version which works in combination with inline-snapshot.

Fixed

- snapshots with pydantic models can now be compared multiple times

python
class A(BaseModel):
a: int


def test_something():
for _ in [1, 2]:
assert A(a=1) == snapshot(A(a=1))


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