Show HN: Lost Pixel Platform – visual regression testing for your front end
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#3Hey people! Our OSS project https://github.com/lost-pixel/lost-pixel has been very welcomed on Hacker News so we pressed on and built a cloud version of it! Presenting it here today for your feedback and as always would be happy to chat & discuss Visual Testing with you!
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#6https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29632358/185067989...
I couldn’t understand what this did until I got to these two animated GIFs in the readme. Very cool.
Re: Show HN: Lost Pixel Platform – visual regression testing for your front end
#7Hey people! Our OSS project https://github.com/lost-pixel/lost-pixel has been very welcomed on Hacker News so we pressed on and built a cloud version of it! Presenting it here today for your feedback and as always would be happy to chat & discuss Visual Testing with you!
The "getting started" directs me to give permissions for Lost Pixel to "act on my behalf" on my github account. I don't feel comfortable with that.
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#8[0]: https://www.chromatic.com/features/test
EDIT: I checked back in on this and it appears it on the homepage under FAQs
"Lost Pixel core is open source. You could build your own visual testing workflow with it or use it completely for free!"
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#10https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29632358/185067771... https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29632358/185067989... I couldn’t understand what this did until I got to these two animated GIFs in the readme. Very cool.