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hello
1. is there any way to not run specific tests marked as ^:slow
via metadata?
2. is there a good way to run tests in the repl?
(1) is covered by the docs, apologies
as is (2), I’ll see myself out 😄
also seeing another weird issue: I have some async code using core.async. I have something akin to (go (is (= (<! port) {:actual "Value"})))
. If the comparison fails, kaocha fails the test as expected. if the comparison passes, kaocha complains about a missing is
. I tried to reproduce this as well, but in a small trivial test, this did not happen