Onsi Fakhouri

hmm. sorry everyone, I was clearly misremembering. the existing behavior is surprising and unfortunate to me and I would consider it a bug. it's a conversation that's out of scope...

hey @grosser I agree that this would be much nicer. I think it's a bit tricky to do as it would entail parsing the AST tree to find the `It`...

there is a data structure that contains all the ginkgo nodes and their locations. but there are edge cases: ``` Describe(“foo”, func() { //L1 It(“bar”, func() { //L2 … })...

I think we’re on the same page - just miscommunications on the coordinate system. i can work on this, it shouldn’t be a difficult change.

hey @csic21 sorry for the delay. perhaps someday ginkgo will get support for a web-based view. for now the junit output is one that folks tend to use as it...

hey @nunnatsa thanks for reporting this. i have a fix on master now and will cut a release soon

hey @sagar-shah-uipath - Ginkgo is designed to handle your usecase - I’d suggest taking some time to read the [documentation](https://onsi.github.io/ginkgo) to familiarize yourself with how Ginkgo allows you to [set...

thanks @ivelichkovich the _simplest_ way to do this would be to orchestrate (i.e. shell out to) the ginkgo cli to have it run suites for you on demand. this gives...

actually - this isn't a problem in ginkgo because it implements per-process parallelization. you can actually use `os.Setenv` and run tests in parallel without issue.

hey @kolyshkin - while it's true that one could call `GinkgoT().Setenv(newDir)` and rely on the implementation of `Setenv` to perform the clean-up afterwards my main goal in this section of...