s like junit-formatted xml
> output (which CircleCI understands).
>
> You can read about how it works in our blog post on the topic
> <http://blog.circleci.com/testing-clojurescript-code-with-clojurescript-test-and-karma/?utm_campaign=clojurescript-karma-blog&utm_medium=post&
our blog post on the topic
<http://blog.circleci.com/testing-clojurescript-code-with-clojurescript-test-and-karma/?utm_campaign=clojurescript-karma-blog&utm_medium=post&utm_source=clojure-mailing-list&utm_content=announce>.
The main caveat is that at the moment our karma-cl
I thought this may also be of interest to those that are not subscribed to
planet clojure..
>From http://z.caudate.me/testing-clojurescript-code-with-karma/
The karma <http://karma-runner.github.io/0.10/index.html> test runner is an
amazingly fully feature
Looks like Node.js is being aliased as SpiderMonkey. That won't work. I
suggest installing V8 from source. I'll update the ClojureScript Github
wiki with instructions for testing latest JavaScriptCore and SpiderMonkey.
David
On Monday, July 30, 2012, Timothy Baldridge wrote:
> I'm trying to run
I'm trying to run the tests for ClojureScirpt under Ubuntu 12.04. I
installed libmozjs, set the spidermonkey_home variable then ran script/test
and got this:
tim@tim-desktop:~/clojurescript$ script/test
V8_HOME not set, skipping V8 tests
Testing with SpiderMonkey
Error: unrecognized flag -m
Try -
