(chore) update test snapshot

[phryneas]

Since a few days, the tests are failing - it seems that updating this inline snapshot has been forgotten in #257 or some serializer was added afterwards. No matter why, this will make the tests green again.

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[phryneas]

Okay, that makes codesandbox green and travis red, before that it was the other way round. 🤔

Maybe this is something with different node versions? I'll investigate this later and leave this PR up as a reminder.

[phryneas]

Ah well, since the value is serialized differently in different systems I guess the most practical approach is just to match until the beginning of the serialized string. It's all about that path anyways.

[phryneas]

@markerikson are you fine with me merging this?

(For reference, this was the error: https://ci.codesandbox.io/status/reduxjs/redux-toolkit/pr/270 )

[markerikson]

Sure, go ahead.

[kevin940726]

Oops! Actually I've encountered similar issue not long after sending the PR. Turns out that util.inspect outputs different format in different node versions. I created console-testing-library to solve this issue. It uses pretty-format from jest to normalize the output across different environments.

This solution with regex works fine, but if we want the tests to more represent the actual output, I can try integrate console-testing-library in another PR. (Though I think it might be an overkill for this library.)

[phryneas]

@kevin940726 I'd love this to be less hacky - and since your console-testing-library doesn't add any additional dependencies we aren't already using (besides itself), I'd say go for it :)