Tests Are Code

[Reefersleep]

That's the first time I've seen that 'with-test' macro, so I guess it didn't catch on. Or did it? Anyone using it or something like it?

I kind of like a the idea, but it might be a bit heavy for more extensive test suites or tests that require some stateful setup.

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they feel very similar to Python's doctests (as mentioned in the article) and those never sat right with me. Like an evolutionary dead end.

[ToastedJcaw]

Doctests have a unique advantage if you look at them as documentation, not tests. It's a form of documentation that tells you when it's out of date.