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Added support for Xcode 9 attachments. #86
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It seems like the user should be able to turn this off or on. If you're running a truly massive amount of snapshot tests, you may not want to do this, as it might make Xcode unusable.
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Hmm that's a good point. I could easily inflate some of the tests we have locally to fail a couple hundred times if we want but perhaps using the Uber codebase would be a better litmus test?
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OK so I added a loop around a single test that was failing which ran 15000 times and caused 30000 failures which resulted in 90000 attachments.
I will admit that Xcode really chugged when the tests finished. It beach balled and was non-responsive for like 5-10 minutes while it processed all of the attachments. Navigating to test files as well as the test pane in the report navigator does take a bit of time to load but nothing that I would consider blocking.
If I change the loop to run 5000 times, causing 10000 failures and 30000 attachments there is nearly no issues at all.
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I created an issue to track adding the ability to turn this feature off #89