Florian Rohrer

@nscheibe What do you think of this output for XUnit? 

@nscheibe downside of this solution is that we have to switch from Assert.Equals to Assert.True since XUnit does not support a custom message on Assert.Equals

The exception will change that's why some tests are failing

when using ```csharp myObject.Should().MatchSnapshot() ``` the wrapper should no longer be in the snapshot. #57 and #124 are both included in the current version [v0.6.0](https://github.com/SwissLife-OSS/snapshooter/releases/tag/0.6.0)

I think you can already by [setting the snapshot name explicitly](https://swisslife-oss.github.io/snapshooter/docs/snapshot-naming#defined-snapshot-name) example ```csharp [Fact] public void SomeTest() { // arrange var serviceClient = new ServiceClient(); // act TestPerson person =...

@s-tarasov how would your desired solution look like? Something like this would be possible but is ugly IMO since you would have to rename the snapshot manually when you wan't...

@glucaci a first step into this direction would be made with #109. it's not a full diff but at least the lines where there is a mismatch. it's not perfect...

@Aashay23 afaik this has not been implemented jet. the current workaround is to sort the array yourself before making the snapshot.

/azp run