Make optional printing spec name before running

[dansdantas]

Just like clearing screen before running any spec, is there any way to not printing the spec name?

Thanks for your hard work!

[codeinabox]

Thank you. Are you referring to a particular test framework or strategy where this happens?

[dansdantas]

I am using vimux on rails rspec tests.

I don't know much about vim but from what i understood, it calls this method on strategy.vim

function! test#strategy#vimux(cmd) abort
  if exists('g:test#preserve_screen') && !g:test#preserve_screen
    if exists('g:VimuxRunnerIndex') && _VimuxHasRunner(g:VimuxRunnerIndex) != -1
      call VimuxRunCommand(!s:Windows() ? 'clear' : 'cls')
      call VimuxClearRunnerHistory()
    endif
    call VimuxRunCommand(s:command(a:cmd))
  else
    call VimuxRunCommand(s:pretty_command(a:cmd))
  endif
endfunction

and i end up on the else part that calls pretty_command and ends calling echo on terminal.

I "fixed" by disabling both test#preserve_screen and g:VimuxRunnerIndex (making less than 1), but i don't know if this is correct.

[janko]

Yes, printing commands is not framework-specific, it's implemented on the strategies level, I think it's applied to most strategies. I would probably be useful to have a separate configuration option (e.g. test#echo_command, that can be set to 0) for disabling printing.

If you agree with that, I'd welcome a PR (I don't have time to make one myself unfortunately).