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Let's say I'm working on a deftest form. After editing, if I run IcedTestUnderCursor immediately, the latest test code will be executed.
However, if I instead run IcedTestNs or IcedTestAll, vim-iced will run the old test code loaded when I previously ran IcedRequire. In other words, I need to manually IcedRequire in order to make IcedTestNs and IcedTestAll use the latest code.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but from my view it's an inconsistent behaviour. Anyway, thanks for the great tool :)
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IcedTestUnderCursor evaluates the form under the cursor to identify the var for testing, thus it leads testing the latest code.
On the other hand, the ns name is not evaluated at present because it can be extracted without evaluation.
However, it is certain that the behavior is inconsistent, so I'll consider how to deal with it. (There are also IcedTestRedo and IcedTestRerunLast)
Let's say I'm working on a
deftest
form. After editing, if I runIcedTestUnderCursor
immediately, the latest test code will be executed.However, if I instead run
IcedTestNs
orIcedTestAll
, vim-iced will run the old test code loaded when I previously ranIcedRequire
. In other words, I need to manuallyIcedRequire
in order to makeIcedTestNs
andIcedTestAll
use the latest code.I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but from my view it's an inconsistent behaviour. Anyway, thanks for the great tool :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: