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justinmcp00:10:49

Good morning, back after a long weekend.

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lsenjov22:10:14

Good morning, I have a lovely day of convincing azure to up our data factory concurrency

Hugh Powell23:10:54

Fun times 🙂. So far I've only had the privilege of wrangling AWS and GCC.

Hugh Powell23:10:05

Does anyone know if there's a simple way to run a test.check defspec with only the shrunk value of a failed run and without trying to further shrink it? I know I can just call the test itself with a :seed argument, but that runs it with the original data and all the subsequent runs to shrink it. This can make debugging harder than it feels it should be. The only way I can think to do this would be to factor out the test code into a function that takes the generated data.

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Hugh Powell23:10:38

Just asked this on the #test-check channel and, yep, looks like this is the way to do it (for the time being at least).