Currently, if your project has two test namespaces, a-test and b-test if you call clj -m test.runner --namespace b-test, the tests from both namespaces will run.
This is because the default ns regex #"*-test" allows both namespaces. One fix is to add a dummy regex to the command line: clj -m test.runner --namespace b-test --namespace-regex zzz. But that feels like a hack. This commit prevents the need for the hack.
One criticism of this fix is that it ignores --namespace-regex whenever --namespace is set. To me, this makes sense. But if you expect --namespace-regex and --namespace to apply simultaneously, let me know how you would like them to interact.
levand
commented
6 years ago
Currently, if your project has two test namespaces,
a-testandb-testif you callclj -m test.runner --namespace b-test, the tests from both namespaces will run.This is because the default ns regex
#"*-test"allows both namespaces. One fix is to add a dummy regex to the command line:clj -m test.runner --namespace b-test --namespace-regex zzz. But that feels like a hack. This commit prevents the need for the hack.One criticism of this fix is that it ignores
--namespace-regexwhenever--namespaceis set. To me, this makes sense. But if you expect--namespace-regexand--namespaceto apply simultaneously, let me know how you would like them to interact.