Use Component Explorer
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Write and update component explorer fixtures for UI work — fixtures, screenshots, visual testing. USE FOR: "create a fixture for a component", "add fixture groups or variants", "screenshots or visual testing of UI", "adding or changing UI in a component explorer project". DO NOT USE FOR: "set up or install the component explorer", "write a unit test with a test runner".
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMicrosoft
Categorydesign
Skill IDmicrosoft/vscode-team-kit/component-explorer/skills/use-component-explorer
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