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plexus16:09:41

In light of this announcement I want to encourage people to file or comment on tickets in github if there's anything that's buggy, or bothering you, or should be improved. I know it sometimes feels like that stuff just sits there, but we will be reviewing, triaging, and prioritizing our full backlog, so now's the time.

magnars16:09:24

Kaocha is working brilliantly for me on the backend, but I would love to replace doo with kaocha-cljs. A working example with figwheel would do wonders.

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plexus17:09:01

Yeah kaocha-cljs/kaocha-cljs2 is one area that needs a lot of TLC and that we plan to get to, including docs and examples for the most common setups.

plexus17:09:19

You're targeting the browser with figwheel?

danieroux18:09:18

We are, yes. cljs.main for prod builds. Figwheel for dev convenience.

dharrigan18:09:25

I would love to see the midje plugin improved. We have a large number of tests written in midje, that will take a long time to migrate over, so until then, I was looking to use the kaocha midje plugin, yet all I get is WARNING: No tests were found. This may be an issue in your Kaocha test configuration. To investigate, check the :test-paths and :ns-patterns keys in tests.edn.

cjohansen18:09:18

I second the doo replacement! We’re currently stuck with leiningen because of doo. Something to make running kaocha-cljs from the command-line to target either real browsers or headless Firefox/Chromium in a stable manner would be very welcome.

lread20:09:53

Not kaocha, but you can use https://github.com/Olical/cljs-test-runner for a deps.edn doo experience.

cjohansen05:09:21

Cool, I'll check it out