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Hi, how do you folks test your babashka task functions?
I was reading this: https://book.babashka.org/#_running_tests
So pretty much doing the test-runner.clj and later bb test-runner.clj
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Cool, I'm gonna give this a try, thanks!
Usually, you let this runner in the root of your project?
You can place it anywhere you like. You can even hook this script up again to a task in bb.edn
I know 😁 , but just for following a pattern, I'm horrible with those things. Cool! The task part is super interesting! Thanks again.