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JSON function is a new idea for validating json data, if it correct return true otherwise return false
input is user enterd value.
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Add it in add-project-modal component
Support `NSView`s
It would be very excellent to be able to support snapshot testing NSViews along with UIViews (unless Apple deprecate NSView soon!)
The report shows the timings of each test without any units, and these should be shown. The same units should be used for every test in the report (or at least in the same suite). Test times are currently measured in milliseconds (using System.currentTimeMillis though, it would make sense to display them in either ms or s. However, it may also be worthwhile recording System.nanoTime *as we
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I was wondering if PyFunceble could be packaged as a snap package or flatpak. I'm not a python update expert and it looks like the documentation shows 3 ways to install and 3 ways to update depending on the python, pip or github way you do it. I just got a message that I needed to update my PyFunceble to a new version and I don't remember how I installed it in the 1st place :/
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