Add feature to run test.check defspec under caret

[danielcompton]

"Run test under Caret in REPL" doesn't work on test.check defspecs, but running the whole ns test works fine. I'm not sure whether this is a matter of just recognising the defspec form and whitelisting it to run the test, or if there's a lot more behind it. I suspect the latter :)

[cursive-ghost]

I actually thought it was the former, but thinking about it the tests probably return a non-standard response format due to the shrinking. Sadly it might be the latter, but I'll investigate this soon because I see it being used more and more (and in fact I use it in Cursive in a few places).

[griff]

It would be really amazing if Cursive supported the test macros in test.chuck as described here: http://blog.colinwilliams.name/blog/2015/01/26/alternative-clojure-dot-test-integration-with-test-dot-check/
Right now the reporting is broken.

[martinraison]

Another very minor issue regarding defspec: I tried to use the new "Resolve as..." feature to say "Resolve defspec as def". It works, but the name of the test is marked as unused (because tests are only defined and not used anywhere).

It would be nice to be able to say "Resolve as deftest". But then if you're planning to add first-class support for defspec it's even better :)

[DjebbZ]

You can resolve it as deftest. The last option of Resolve as is Specify... and let you type the name of the var you want. Just type deftest and you're good to go :)

[sooheon]

+1 for first class support for defspec, you can resolve it as deftest, but you will not get the nice green checkmark for passing specs ;)