Snapshot emitted as red cross on orange background

[sureshjoshi]

Not sure what I've done wrong, but this works using the "regular" renderer, but when I try your imageRender, I get this where I should have an overlay.

Have I messed up some settings?

[john-flanagan]

That's one of the limitations of the ImageRenderer type from SwiftUI unfortunately.

SnapshotTestingImageRender/Sources/SnapshotTestingImageRender/SnapshotTestingImageRender.swift

Lines 19 to 23 in 5b54ac2

	/// `ImageRenderer` output only includes views that SwiftUI renders, such as text, images, shapes,
	/// and composite views of these types. It does not render views provided by native platform
	/// frameworks (AppKit and UIKit) such as web views, media players, and some controls. For these
	/// views, `ImageRenderer` displays a placeholder image, similar to the behavior of
	/// `drawingGroup(opaque:colorMode:)`.

What type of view are you trying to capture?

[sureshjoshi]

Oh, weird. It's just a login card overlay I wrote. Just a small form (2 text fields + button) sitting in the middle of an overlay.

[john-flanagan]

You could try using the view debugger in Xcode to see if there's UIKit view(controller) wrapping the content.

I think using NavigationStack will cause this issue for example since it puts the content inside of a UINavigationController.

[sureshjoshi]

Hmm, weird - no nav stack yet, just a conditional.
Oh well, I can revert back to the classic version for now - I'll try to revisit down the road.

Thanks!