Kaocha support

[caioaao]

I just put something together to run greenlight with kaocha, instead of the default runner: https://github.com/caioaao/kaocha-greenlight Just wondering if you guys want to maintain this repository as well. It still needs a CI/clojars config, some implementations are missing, and there's no docs, but at least it's working already 😬 I can do those stuff in some time, but I could use some help

The biggest motivation for me is this (taken from this blog post):

If we have this many test runners already, why create another one? All of the mentioned projects are available for a subset of Clojure build tools (lein, boot, Clojure CLI), and implement a subset of all possible test runner features, but they don’t compose. I can’t take some features of one and a few of the other.

To illustrate this point, I'm already using greenlight with a watch mode and profiling in one project.

[greglook]

That's really cool! I've been meaning to look into Kaocha since I first read about it.

[orestis]

I've opened an issue over at caioaao/kaocha-greenlight#5 -- but posting it here as well -- trying to follow the README examples with kaocha running doesn't really work. Some tests are picked up and assertions are run, but the example with inputs/outputs seems to not run any assertions at all.

[stevebuik]

fwiw I've started using this plugin as well. thanks everyone for these great tools

[robhanlon22]

Hey folks, I've been maintaining kaocha-greenlight as of late. Would y'all be amenable to me adding information to mainline greenlight README about the plugin for Kaocha users?

[stevebuik]

Hi Rob, I don't really understand your question. I suspect you would like to list the orgs using this plugin on the readme. Is that correct?

If so, Nextdoc.io is using it in multiple production CI pipelines

[greglook]

Would y'all be amenable to me adding information to mainline greenlight README about the plugin for Kaocha users?

Late to respond, but yeah - happy to have additional links and info in the README. 👍