.test-refresh.edn

{; Specifies a command to run on test failure/success. Short message is passed as the
 ; last argument to the command. Defaults to no command.
 ;; :notify-command ["terminal-notifier" "-title" "Tests" "-message"]

 ; Set to true to send notifications to growl. Defaults to false.
 ; :growl false

 ; only growl and use the notify command if there are failures. Defaults to true.
 ; :notify-on-success false

 ; Stop clojure.test from printing "Testing namespace.being.tested".
 ; Very useful on codebases with many test namespaces. Defaults to false.
 ; :quiet true

 ; If this is specified then only tests in namespaces that were just reloaded by tools.namespace
 ; (namespaces where a change was detected in it or a dependent namespace) are run. This can also be
 ; passed as a command line option: lein test-refresh :changes-only.
 :changes-only true

 ; If specified, binds value to clojure.test/*stack-trace-depth*
 :stack-trace-depth nil

 ; specifiy a custom clojure.test report method
 ; Specify the namespace and multimethod that will handle reporting
 ; from test-refresh.  The namespace must be available to the project dependencies.
 ; Defaults to no custom reporter
 ; :report  myreport.namespace/my-report

 ; If set to a truthy value, then lein test-refresh will only run your tests once. Also supported as a
 ; command line option. Reasoning for feature can be found in PR:
 ; https://github.com/jakemcc/lein-test-refresh/pull/48
 ; :run-once true

 ; If given, watch for changes only in the given folders. By default, watches for changes on entire classpath.
 :watch-dirs ["src" "test"]

 ; If given, only refresh code in the given directories. By default every directory on the
 ; classpath is refreshed. Value is passed through to clojure.tools.namespace.repl/set-refresh-dirs
 ; https://github.com/clojure/tools.namespace/blob/f3f5b29689c2bda53b4977cf97f5588f82c9bd00/src/main/clojure/clojure/tools/namespace/repl.clj#L164
 :refresh-dirs ["src" "test"]


 ; Use this flag to specify your own flag to add to cause test-refresh to focus. Intended to be used
 ; to let you specify a shorter flag than the default :test-refresh/focus.
 :focus-flag :test-refresh/focus

 }