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How to use createTestArtifact method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

TwoSnapshotsPerTestPlugin.test.js

Source: TwoSnapshotsPerTestPlugin.test.js

...134  preparePathForSnapshot(testSummary, index) {135    super.preparePathForSnapshot(testSummary, index);136    return `${testSummary.title}/${index}.png`;137  }138  createTestArtifact() {139    super.createTestArtifact();140    const artifact = {141      start: jest.fn(),142      stop: jest.fn(),143      save: jest.fn(),144      discard: jest.fn(),145    };146    this.createdArtifacts.push(artifact);147    return artifact;148  }...

Using AI Code Generation

1var rootArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234');2var testArtifact = rootArtifact.createTestArtifact();3var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');4var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();5var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');6var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();7var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');8var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();9var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');10var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();11var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');12var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();13var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');14var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();15var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');16var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();17var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');18var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();19var testArtifact = require('rally').getArtifactByRef('/artifact/1234/test/5678');20var testArtifact = testArtifact.createTestArtifact();

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require("root");2var artifact = root.createTestArtifact("test");3artifact.save();4var TestArtifact = require("TestArtifact");5exports.createTestArtifact = function (name) {6	return new TestArtifact(name);7}8var TestArtifact = function (name) {9	this.name = name;10}11TestArtifact.prototype.save = function () {12}13exports = module.exports = TestArtifact;14var root = require("./root");15var artifact = root.createTestArtifact("test");16artifact.save();17var TestArtifact = require("./TestArtifact");18exports.createTestArtifact = function (name) {19	return new TestArtifact(name);20}21var TestArtifact = function (name) {22	this.name = name;23}24TestArtifact.prototype.save = function () {25}26exports = module.exports = TestArtifact;

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');3var child = require('child');4child.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');5var root = require('root');6root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');7var root = require('root');8root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');9var root = require('root');10root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');11var root = require('root');12root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');13var root = require('root');14root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');15var root = require('root');16root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');17var root = require('root');18root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');19var root = require('root');20root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');21var root = require('root');22root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');23var root = require('root');24root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');25var root = require('root');26root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');27var root = require('root');28root.createTestArtifact('testArtifact', 'testArtifact');

Using AI Code Generation

1var testArtifact = root.createTestArtifact("testArtifact");2testArtifact.setTestProperty("testProperty");3testArtifact.setTestProperty("testProperty2");4testArtifact.setTestProperty("testProperty3");5function TestArtifact(name) {6    this.name = name;7    this.testProperties = [];8}9TestArtifact.prototype.setTestProperty = function(property) {10    this.testProperties.push(property);11};12TestArtifact.prototype.getTestProperties = function() {13    return this.testProperties;14};15TestArtifact.prototype.getName = function() {16    return this.name;17};18TestArtifact.prototype.getTestProperty = function(index) {19    return this.testProperties[index];20};21TestArtifact.prototype.toString = function() {22    return "Name: " + this.name + " Properties: " + this.testProperties.toString();23};

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