Amitai Schleier
@schmonz@schmonz.com
If your business makes software, I might be good for your business.
Maybe _that’s_ his secret.
The fifth Prélude: https://youtu.be/2-GW8el772I #weeklypiano #pianominiatures
This might help: https://github.com/schmonz/junit-whenalltestsweregreen/wiki/FAQ
#java #kotlin #tdd #junit #git
- Not noticing things
- Not talking about what matters most
- Not deepening human relationships
Teams are always improving incrementally at something. Choose wisely.
“Check out my little #junit5 extension that might help you want to commit more often.” — Me
https://github.com/schmonz/junit-whenalltestsweregreen #tdd
Make safe, tested commits faster with When All Tests Were Green, a JUnit 5 extension now available from Maven Central.
More info: https://schmonz.com/software/when-all-tests-were-green/
#java #kotlin #scala #clojure #tdd
Probably not. But I am, and this little wrapper script lets me type cvs diff and get git-style output and paging. Name it cvs and put it in front of your PATH. https://github.com/schmonz/package-rebuild/blob/main/bin/pkgsrc-cvs-wrapper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eahdJBWS6_k&list=PLkuryjnRFclTzNyap3TRgLtWxgQmbu5Am&index=21
$ xq '.project.component[] | select(.["@name"] == "TestHistory") | .["history-entry"][]["@file"]'
But it doesn’t update anywhere near real time. Also I couldn’t see how to deduce green or not from the results.
Might just have to write my first IntelliJ plugin.
I want: a pre-commit hook that runs the tests if and only if they haven’t been run greenly in IntelliJ within the last minute.
I need: how to interrogate IntelliJ for this information.
Ideas? Anyone already done this?
- "Open the baby box" opens the glove box
- "Open the poop baby" opens the charge port
- "Do auto-steer to baby" sets climate control to auto
- "Turn on honk" sets air to recirculate
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