I've learned to dislike clojure.test/are.
To me, it is an unnecessary DSL/ceremony that can prevent succinctly reporting failures.
My original plan was to migrate are to doseq as I touched tests.
But if I migrate are to doseq along with other changes, those other changes will be much harder to see.
So, I've decided to sweep through all tests and convert are to doseq as a sole change.
I think future-me will thank me.
Future-me might also not appreciate the diff history clouded by this change, but future-me is usually pretty understanding.
I've learned to dislike
clojure.test/are. To me, it is an unnecessary DSL/ceremony that can prevent succinctly reporting failures.My original plan was to migrate
aretodoseqas I touched tests. But if I migratearetodoseqalong with other changes, those other changes will be much harder to see.So, I've decided to sweep through all tests and convert
aretodoseqas a sole change. I think future-me will thank me.Future-me might also not appreciate the diff history clouded by this change, but future-me is usually pretty understanding.