backstage/.changeset/tiny-dodos-prove.md

@backstage/frontend-test-utils

@backstage/frontend-test-utils
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Refactor .make method on Blueprints into two different methods, .make and .makeWithOverrides.

When using createExtensionBlueprint you can define parameters for the factory function, if you wish to take advantage of these parameters you should use .make when creating an extension instance of a Blueprint. If you wish to override more things other than the standard attachTo, name, namespace then you should use .makeWithOverrides instead.

.make is reserved for simple creation of extension instances from Blueprints using higher level parameters, whereas .makeWithOverrides is lower level and you have more control over the final extension.