Hi imre! I’m trying to use polylith-kaocha and am I right that some hooks like pre|post-test|load(etc) don’t support yet? I’ve looked up the source code and found nothing about it.

cuz I want to do integration tests and need some hooks!

Kaocha hook you mean? Those should be supported

You provide your kaocha config as a resource and whatever you set in it should be grand

yeah, I mean Kaocha hooks

But if you have trouble with something, let me know

Repro case is welcome in these cases

That already works but I think I’m confused with hooks in kaocha config and https://github.com/imrekoszo/polylith-kaocha#hooking-into-parts-of-the-process one.

Ah, those are polylith-kaocha's own hooks

In casr it does something differently from how consumers like

Then, all I just have to do is make hooks in kaocha config?

That's where I'd start yeah

Theres no connection between the two groups of hooks

Ok cool! great! wanna ask one more thing!

Go

clojure -Srepro -M:poly test project:my-project

tests.edn in my-project and I imagined that every bricks are hooked pre-test

no, the kaocha runner is only invoked once per project

in the current implementation, that is

Ahh, do you consider my requirement is needed in the future?

just curious

at the same time, that’s not a good use case cuz polylith suggest that integ test would be in a project, not in bricks. That means, in general, we wouldn’t need hooks in bricks?

I’m not sure. Polylith doesn’t have per-brick test setup/teardown. I haven’t had the need to have that. Integration tests should IMO operate at the project level

If this presents a difficulty, you could add a https://github.com/imrekoszo/polylith-kaocha/blob/182e88dfb3aebcc4be321130fd7d0e6e77beafc6/bases/example/test/polylith_kaocha/example/hooks.clj#L19 and invoke kaocha in a different way, i.e. per brick somehow

I saw there is a fork of polylith-kaocha that adds support for https://github.com/imrekoszo/polylith-kaocha/compare/master...SavageMessiah:polylith-kaocha:exclude-bricks?w=true, not sure if that is something that would help you

You could also create an issue in the repo so a potential feature could be discussed and specified

Thanks for your comment. I’ll figure out my test structure and needs. 🙂