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I tested this on my project, and it works for me. It should theoretically be possible to create a profile in a project’s `deps.edn` that would pass a `-e ...` argument to `clojure.main` that’d be identical to that added herein, but I haven’t been able to figure out how; I always run into some Bash quoting problem that is beyond my Bash skills to debug. Apart from that possibility, the other options that I’m aware of for using eftest in a project using `deps.edn` are to either add a `main-` function to eftest (as in #43 and #44) or to add a test-runner-runner namespace/script to the project under test (which is what I’ve done in my project).
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I messed with the quoting situation for a while yesterday and also wasn't able to wrangle it. I'm actually convinced it's not just a matter of Bash quoting. While I didn't get to the bottom of it, I did come up with a hack that works—leveraging the fact that Clojure considers commas whitespace: {:aliases {:eftest {:extra-deps {eftest {:mvn/version "0.5.2"}}
:extra-paths ["test"]
:main-opts ["-e" "(require,'[eftest.runner,:refer,[find-tests,run-tests]]),(run-tests,(find-tests,\"test\"))"]}}}Kinda gross but functional. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ |
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Would a |
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Definitely!
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@camdez clever! |
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I have created a runner in my code but I have noticed that the JVM stays open after they finish, hanging. Has anybody noticed that? Just wanted to be sure before opening an issue. It only happens with |
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@arichiardi Have you remembered to |
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Oh, no - it might be that - thank you! EDIT it wasn't that, but my tests are including a lot of async stuff so there could be something else going on. |
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Seems @weavejester would prefer a |
I tested this on my project, and it works for me.
It should theoretically be possible to create a profile in a project’s
deps.ednthat would pass a-e ...argument toclojure.mainthat’d be identical to that added herein, but I haven’t been able to figure out how; I always run into some Bash quoting problem that is beyond my Bash skills to debug.Apart from that possibility, the other options that I’m aware of for using eftest in a project using
deps.ednare to either add amain-function to eftest (as in #43 and #44) or to add a test-runner-runner namespace/script to the project under test (which is what I’ve done in my project).