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Given that Midje is still used by a fair number of libraries, I decided to put in some effort into updating Midje (and Midje's own test suite) to handle clojure 1.10 (which changed how exceptions are handled reported). https://github.com/marick/Midje/pull/489 however, it seems that there's a broken test on master. what's the best way to get it fixed?
I keep forgetting to open this up, thanks for the reminder, I can try to help out in the next day or two
No worries! I’m happy to help as i can