On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 1:41 AM, ka wrote:
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Freudian slip? ;)
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Invoking tests as functions doesn't work when the tests use fixtures.
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@Bill,
If you have a REPL open you can just run the test as a zero arg
function.
(ns 'abc)
(detest xyz ...)
user=> (abc/xyz)
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Unfortunately, clojure.test can't support that. Best you can do is comment
out the other tests while you work.
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I have a namespace that uses clojure.test to define multiple tests. The
namespace also has a test fixture. Let's say I just ran all the tests and
one of them failed. The entire suite takes a while to run, so while I debug
the problem, I want to run just that one test. What's the idiomatic wa
