boot-expectations 1.0.0 is available!

What?
A Boot task to run Expectations tests.

Where?
https://github.com/seancorfield/boot-expectations

Thanks to:
Alan Dipert and Micha Niskin for their help and patience as I learned enough of 
Boot 2.5 to write this!

What’s next?
Task options to filter / exclude test. And anything else the community might 
want!

The new 1.0.0 release now supports:

-c version — to specify the version of Clojure you want to run your tests with
-i pattern / -e pattern — to include / exclude project namespaces using regex
-v — verbose: prints each namespace completed as Expectations run

Why?
World Singles has a large and ugly Ant script for build / test / deploy stuff 
that calls out to Leiningen for various things. We’ve always wanted to replace 
it (or large parts of it) with Clojure but Leiningen plugins have never seemed 
a "good fit" for general purpose (non-Clojure) build stuff. Boot looks much 
more suitable with general purpose tasks and the Filesets abstraction. In order 
for us to switch to Boot, we must be able to everything we currently do with 
Leiningen, and we rely on lein-expectations and lein-autoexpect a lot, so 
running Expectations with Boot was a prerequisite and a first step!


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