Limit the Scope of Git Diff
The integration test results for netlab are stored in YAML files, but adding timestamps and versioning complicates tracking changes with Git.
MAIN POINTS
- Netlab integration test results are stored in YAML files.
- Git is used to track improvements in test results.
- Adding test time and version complicates using git diff.
- Everything changes in test results after adding timestamps.
TAKEAWAYS
- YAML files facilitate easy tracking of test result changes.
- Git diff becomes less effective with added timestamps and versioning.
- Tracking specific changes requires careful management of test result data.
- Understanding limitations of git diff is crucial for effective test result analysis.