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Arch Documentation Failing inside "against-background" block #13

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twashing opened this issue Aug 18, 2014 · 1 comment
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Arch Documentation Failing inside "against-background" block #13

twashing opened this issue Aug 18, 2014 · 1 comment

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@twashing
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I put the details of the issue into this Clojure google group post. But the main issue is the case where my documentation inside of a _against-background_ block, is being ignored. I looked for lein-midje-doc examples that demonstrate this. But, say purnam or clortex, aren't using against-background blocks, that I can see. Is this expected behaviour, or a bug?

@twashing twashing changed the title Arch documentation is failing inside of against-background macro Arch Documentation Failing inside "against-background" block Aug 18, 2014
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Hi Tim.

Thanks for pointing this out. I'm aware of this fact but I'm not sure if I have time to implement the feature.

The point of midje doc is to allow writing of testable documentation, not to turn your midje tests into readable docs. As such, I decided to not implement every feature of midje but instead to just concentrate on the most basic.

There should always be a way to write it without against-background. I'm not a big fan if the macro as I find it sometimes breaks but that's another story altogether.

Hope that helps.

On 18 Aug 2014, at 13:09, Timothy Washington notifications@github.com wrote:

I put the details of the issue into this Clojure google group post. But the main issue is the case where my documentation inside of a against-background block, is being ignored. I looked for lein-midje-doc examples that demonstrate this. But, say purnam or clortex, aren't using against-background blocks, that I can see. Is this expected behaviour, or a bug?


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