How to use the @grafana/e2e.e2e.env function in @grafana/e2e
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grafana / grafana / public / e2e-tests / integration / smoketests.spec.ts View on Github 
e2e.pages.SharePanelModal.linkToRenderedImage().then(($a: any) => {
// extract the fully qualified href property
const url = $a.prop('href');
// Test that the image renderer returns 200 OK
e2e().request({ method: 'GET', url, timeout: 120000 });
// Download image
if (!e2e.env('CIRCLE_SHA1')) {
return;
}
const theOutputImage = `${e2e.config().screenshotsFolder}/theOutput/smoke-test-scenario.png`;
const theTruthImage = `${e2e.config().screenshotsFolder}/theTruth/smoke-test-scenario.png`;
e2e().wrap(
e2e.imgSrcToBlob(url).then((blob: any) => {
e2e.blobToBase64String(blob).then((base64String: string) => {
const data = base64String.replace(/^data:image\/\w+;base64,/, '');
e2e().writeFile(theOutputImage, data, 'base64');
});
})
);
e2e().wait(1000); // give the io a chance to flush image to disk
e2e().compareSnapshot({ pathToFileA: theOutputImage, pathToFileB: theTruthImage });
