Upgrade CI to new script #510
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After much time and thought, I'm closing this because the snapshot system brings more complexity than gain. I've come to trust the current CI but having gone through this I now know how to make it better, for example, I finally figured out everything needed to do it the way I originally intended it to but never quite got working right. |
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Improves verification of exercises by testing each exercise in their unsolved as well as their solved states.
Additionally, a pesky bug was finally fixed which resulted in the workaround in #475, which means CI is once again a true integration test.
Credit goes to @miridius, who wrote an amazing testing script as a way to verify recent improvements made to the test-runner: exercism/clojure-test-runner#42 (comment)
All that was needed was to figure out exactly how to adapt it to work in our CI environment. This was done during a live Exercism Dev Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2ejFqKlIlY