Source file recording #84
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Permit tests to throw into the debugger or generate a backtrace on warning conditions.
Currently works only for CCL and Allegro.
Use ASDF:system-relative-pathname to avoid problems with ASDF pathname rewriting.
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Fixed a pathname comparison problem in the tests. But for me clisp and sbcl fail in Travis, but .... not because of FiveAM as far as I can tell. Something busted in the CI, so that SBCL isn't installed properly and clips errors out when reading the test file with some low-level error. |
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Add source file recording for FiveAM tests, suites, and fixtures, using the APIs offered by Allegro and CCL. Have not figured out how to do this on SBCL, and haven't tried on anything else.
Should enable use of find definition for 5AM constructs on these lisps with SLIME and SLY (and maybe their own IDEs).
Marking this as draft, because we might want to add more supported implementations.