Maurice McCabe

Not sure if I'm following. A single app can have multiple languages. Screenshots will enable each language and take screenshots. No need for different accounts for each language.

_Screenshots_ is designed to delete any screenshots, that it created in a prior run, at the start of the current run. It is supporting a workflow where a final set...

One way to support this use case is to add a flavor_dir to the config file and at the end of a flavor run, add a step to copy screenshots...

It's possible to use devices unknown to _Screenshots_ if you disable framing for the device. See https://github.com/mmcc007/screenshots#device-parameters (will add comment to this section to mention this feature) Make sure the...

Facebook provides frames suitable for upload to stores. You can find the frame for Google Pixel 3 XL here: https://facebook.design/devices Inserting a flutter screenshot from an android device into a...

Sure. Can put together a test to run framing. This requires a sample flutter screenshot from the device/emulator (similar to https://github.com/mmcc007/screenshots/blob/master/test/resources/0.png). If you have a screenshot already post it here.

Added a new utility for testing framing of new screens: ``` git clone https://github.com/mmcc007/screenshots.git cd screenshots git checkout add_frames pub run test/resources/frame.dart -s test/resources/screenshot_Nexus_6P.png -d 'Nexus 6P' or dart test/resources/frame.dart...

Added fix. Should work after a git pull.

_screenshots_ currently supports tracking changes to the UI (with differences highlighted in red) when running in recording/comparison mode. It remains to add a report showing the screenshots and the differences...

Thanks for pointing out. All the above frames are available in https://facebook.design/devices If there are enough thumbs-up or someone wants to contribute, more frames can be added. (if contributing a...