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When you use your nix-wrapped language of choice, do you nixify your unit tests so that their results are in the cache and don't need to be reran except partial
by __MatrixMan__ 4y ago
When you use your nix-wrapped language of choice, do you nixify your unit tests so that their results are in the cache and don't need to be reran except partially when necessary?
AFAIK that's atypical, but if you've got it working please share a link.
- pmarreck 4y agoElixir (the language I primarily use) already only runs the unit tests that cover the code that has changed. But you’re right in that that is a great idea.