Arne Brasseur

From the man page ``` -t, --expire-time=TIME The duration, in milliseconds, for the notification to appear on screen. (Ubuntu's Notify OSD and GNOME Shell both ignore this parameter.) ``` So...

The `kaocha.classpath` code is the result of a lot of trial and error and reading through Clojure compiler code to come up with something that works. It's not great, but...

My guess is that what you are essentially doing here is adding all entries from the whole hierarchy of classloaders to the top level classloader. If that fixes your issue...

Hmm right, so I guess our options are limited - propose fixing/changing clojure.java.classpath -> 99% sure that is not going to happen (which makes sense, there will be people relying...

Having spent much more time looking into classloader issues I'm now convinced the clojure.java.classpath behavior is a bug, I've reported it here: https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/CLASSPATH-9 I believe this was introduced in the...

I'm not sure the value of such an endeavor will offset the cost, our development resources are scarce, let's not introduce more things that will need constant maintenance.

To provide some background here, a Kaocha test runs consists of two phases, load and run. Focusing/skipping happens after load. Why? Because we need to know which tests there are...

For context: https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/kaocha/2021-03-24/1616596900.019400

Unfortunately the core team introduced some breaking changes, so using `-A:` here is no longer recommended, even though it works fine, but it does give you that warning. `-M` is...

Oh that's a good point!