Brian Marick

If fixing this, don't forget to note the (now-closed) #336

I'm disliking this idea now. For a `provided` prerequisite, it's clear where the how-many-times-called check happens. When does the check for a wrapping background check happen? At exit from the...

I'm consolidating all these "background" features into one report that will serve as a reference for the rewrite.

Since the `matches` checkers return "data-laden-falsehoods", `has` has the information to print those messages. Added to trello https://trello.com/c/6p1GLdxg/5-has-etc-should-take-advantage-of-data-laden-falsehoods

Does it happen on 1.7? All that's been done with 2.0 so far is moving stuff out into separate libraries.

So, to make sure I understand: both 1.7 and 2.0 behave the same way: they run all the tests without any change to any file, and they don't obey the...

You must type something after `lein midje` and before connecting. Autotest? Can you make a video capture of what you're doing. (If on a mac, the quicktime player lets you...

That seems reasonable. I'm slowly implementing Midje's collection checkers in https://github.com/marick/structural-typing/ so that they get considerably better error handlers. I've made a note to handle eductions as you suggest.

As I am transitioning away from Clojure to Elixir, it's unlikely this will happen unless someone contributes a pull request. Sorry.

May not be relevant, but I originally developed https://github.com/marick/structural-typing with the idea it would replace much of Midje's checking infrastructure. It was partly based on my years-too-late belief that testing...