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Hi, I can’t seem to get use-fixtures
to work in kaocha. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
Actually, I think the issue was that I didn’t see the output of the println so I assumed that they were not run. Let me investigate some more
it shows them if the test fails, otherwise it hides them to keep your output tidy. You can easily turn this off with --no-capture-output
👋 Does Kaocha support passing (via command args) a list of file paths (pointing to clj
files containing test namespaces) as a way to specify which tests to run?
I’m trying to split my test running in my CircleCI job, and CircleCI has a built-in facility wherein it’ll split up my test files for me, according to the level of parallelism I’ve specified. But it outputs file paths. I’m using eftest right now but it doesn’t accept file paths, only directory paths or namespace names.