Perhaps you needed to <localleader>ef
first? https://github.com/Olical/conjure/blob/5d3b1afe96d11f059016d0b556f2797b54af916e/doc/conjure.txt#L143-L145
Heh. That took care of it. I suppose either that or evaluating the buffer are probably good things to do right on open.
[Olical/conjure] Pull request merged by Olical
different use cases, nested deftests are for tests that share context, t/testing
is for grouping asserts, see https://clojure.github.io/clojure/clojure.test-api.html
It does seem strange to me, like running b
should run everything in a
up to b
.. I'm thinking about forbidding nesting of tests in my current project instead
I've never personl
I've never personally seen a nested deftest in years of professional Clojure 😅
yeah, it doesn't seen necessary... or maybe it doesn't even work with the cognitect test runner? I don't know
I just played with it in vim 😛
I see the difference now, the subtests are executed in the supertest, not defined. My bad
(deftest a
(is (= 0 1)))
(deftest b
(a))