wait strategy used with custom Snapshotting extension?

[simondelphia]

If you have a Snapshotting extension that takes in whatever type and transforms it to a UIView and try to use wait with it to try to capture some delayed change to the view, it doesn't seem to have the desired effect.

Here I used an Int and some view MyView which has an initializer that accepts an Int as input just as an example. Let's say MyView animates some label such that it animates from a default state to one showing the passed value.

extension Snapshotting where Value == Int, Format == UIImage {
    static let image: Self = Snapshotting<UIView, UIImage>.image.pullback { 
        MyView(value: $0) // + some appropriate constraints to give it some size
    }
}

func testMyView() {
    assertSnapshot(
        matching: 10,
        as: .wait(for: 2, on: .image)
    )
}

The view is produced but the resulting snapshot is as if there was no wait. If Instead I don't use a Snapshotting extension and just call assertSnapshot on a MyView instance directly, it seems to work properly.

Plus if you put a long delay on the wait and put a breakpoint inside the pullback, the breakpoint is only hit after the delay, so the view isn't getting initialized until after the delay and thus the wait is pointless here.

Is this expected behaviour? Are you supposed to do something differently for wait when using pullback in a Snapshotting extension?

[doozMen]

still have this issue