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how do you focus on test ids defined in tests.edn
? The docs don’t seem to have an example on how to do it
ok looks like even though :id
is a keyword, you need to not keywordize the form on the command line.
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i.e. ./bin/kaocha --focus my-id
not ./bin/kaocha --focus :my-id
TBF the docs do state you pass a SYM
, but ns/vars are symbols and the :ids
keywords so it could benefit from some clarification here.
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