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2019-10-16
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it would be great to be able to configure cider to run tests with kaocha/repl
I can still run them from the repl and there is an emacs package to help with that as well I think
but if it could be made the default per project and cider could just use it would be even better
Yeah I tried that too
But would be nicer if cider test could use kaocha directly
I haven’t had time to play with it yet, I’ve heard only great things about it, though. With @plexus involved I’d expect nothing else. 🙂
Well you can run it with kaocha.repl
Which allows you to run inside the repl, and you can pass the same options you would pass to the command line
For example kaocha does all the spec instrumentation by default without
So running the same tests with cider or kaocha is not exactly the same unless you also instrument every namespace manually
I introduced it to many projects and found lots issues that were not detected otherwise