I suppose that and issue for another day. Good to know it might break it.
sublimecoder
OvermindDL1
I use my editor with mix in test mode, which compiles, runs tests, runs credo, and I see all results, plus it does not interfere with my dev server.
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sublimecoder
Thanks for the tip. Have you noticed any weirdness with this kind of setup?
I wish their was a better solution this seems kind of hacky especially since this seems like a solvable issue.
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OvermindDL1
mdaz78
NobbZ
My assumption is, that he starts his editor with MIX_ENV=test, similar to how I proposed MIX_ENV=edit in this thread.
How to actually do this depends on your operating system, your shell and the editor.
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mdaz78
My Operating System in mac os and I am trying to use neovim…Need help to make recompile and neomake work together. Could you point my to any good blog post or article. I tried “http://www.smoothterminal.com/articles/neovim-for-elixir” post. but unable to get things work
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NobbZ
In my opinion, the easiest way is to throw away the auto-recompile-and-reload-stuff of phoenix and do a more strict TDD approach, after tests pass go into a design phase, restarting phoenix as necessary.
At the end of a day/feature do some manual testing/playing around.
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OvermindDL1
Precisely this. I should probably make a shell function for it or something, but I just keep doing it manually for all of vim and emacs and atom. ^.^;
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