How do folks feel about test.check printing success summaries? I'm processing a patch that makes this configurable, but didn't know whether it should stay on by default, since I don't know how many people like it.
I think I’d like it.
To be clear, it already does this.
And currently it's not configurable I'm trying to decide between A) make it configurable, defaulting to on B) make it configurable, defaulting to off
Oh, you mean printing the current summaries? Ah, I misread it. I think I prefer defaulting to on, especially since it’s the current behaviour.
@gfredericks can you provide an example of what you mean? I’m not entirely clear by “success sumaries”
This is a defspec
thing in particular
Right now when a defspec
test runs, and passes, it prints something like:
{:result true, :num-tests 500, :seed 1509994998441, :test-var "the-name-of-my-test"}
you can compare this to the behavior of a regular clojure.test
test, which prints nothing on success
interesting. Is defspec
new?
no, defspec
is the standard clojure.test
integration that's been around for quite a while
ah, I guess I’ve only really ever used test.check in the context of test.chuck’s checking
Try to say "test.check in the context of test.chuck's checking" five times fast
😄