Graham

Snapshot testing is accomplished by taking a component, rendering it into JSON object, and then saving it to disk. Then, when you run the test a second time, it'll render...

So perhaps in Luna, an implementation would look something like this: ```js // components/HelloWorld.js import render from 'react-test-renderer' export function testHelloWorld (t) { const tree = render.create().toJSON() t.snapshot(tree) } ```...

That might work, but my concern would be capturing all the props passed to the component you wanted to test. Perhaps we could just take a step back and say...

I'll lend a hand, although I'm probably out of my element as well 😅 Before we get the data visualized on Grafana, we need to start by [storing it somewhere](https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/features/datasources/)....

If you're not married to using Grafana, you could instead use [InfluxDB Cloud 2](https://www.influxdata.com/products/influxdb-cloud/), which has hosted, schema-less data storage _and_ graphs for free! That would also remove the need...

Just chiming in to say that I'm observing this issue as well in WSL2, running the same version of Ubuntu but using `pscale` version 0.136.0 at time of writing. There...