Clojure: Freezing Time in expectations

Clojure: Freezing Time in expectations

The current version of expectations (1.4.3) contains support for freezing time within an expectations scenario . I already put this information out in a previous blog entry , and I'm going to use the same examples here. The following code is a test I was working on at work: (scenario (handle-fill (build PartialFill)) (expect {:px 10 :size 33 :time 1335758400000} (first @fills))) The test builds a PartialFill domain object, and passes it to handle-fill. The handle-fill fn converts the domain object to a map and conj's the new map onto the fills vector (which is an atom). The above test would fail due to the time not being frozen, and the traditional way to deal with this issue was to change the test to use (in ..) and ignore the :time key-value pair. The following code would have resulted in a passing test: (scenario (handle-fill (build PartialFill)) (expect {:px 10 :size 3...

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