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I'm trying to use eftest and struggling to find my tests. Wondering if someone could give me a clue. With clojure.test
I can do this: (run-all-tests #"foo\..*")
With eftest
I can make a specific namespace work: (find-tests 'foo.bar)
but I'm struggling to find all the tests under the foo namespace
Also, the main reason I'm interested in eftest is that it's pretty, so I'm open to other suggestions. 🙂
whoa, this turns up stuff: (find-tests "webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/foo")
(this is a venerable server running in a tomcat container)
Are you just looking for pretty test output?
Have you tried Paul Stadig's humane test output library?
@seancorfield I'll look into it, thanks