Not being able to compile/run tests anymore about clojure

[yurrriq]

Hmm... Can you help me reproduce your issue?

What did you try that led you to the following conclusion?

Trying to add a require doesn't help either.

Here's a little info about my personal setup, which may be slightly different from xclojure.

My etl dir looks like this:

etl
├── README.md
├── project.clj
├── src
│   └── etl.clj
└── test
    └── etl_test.clj

As such, my project.clj does not have:

  :source-paths [""]
  :test-paths   [""]

My test/etl_test.clj starts like this:

(ns etl-test
  (:require [clojure.core.typed :refer [check-ns]]
            [clojure.test :refer :all]
            etl)) ; <= Apparently, I'm requiring etl

and ends like this:

(deftest type-annotations
  (is (check-ns 'etl)))

Everything between is identical to xclojure.

[yurrriq]

I've checked out the xclojure repo and had no trouble running the tests agains the example solution.

ln -s example.clj etl.clj

etl
├── etl.clj -> example.clj
├── etl_test.clj
├── example.clj
└── project.clj

project.clj:

  :source-paths [""]
  :test-paths   [""]

etl_test.clj

(ns etl-test
  (:require [clojure.test :refer :all]))

[yurrriq]

Will you please send me (a link to) your code? Maybe I can spot the issue.

[MiyamotoAkira]

Sorry for the delay. I will close the issue. The issue is not directly related to xclojure. Seems that Cider 0.9.1 has issues locating the file with the code. Happened on both Leap and Etl. But I only tried Etl outside of Cider. And there was a false negative in there. Once I saw your post and tried again I was able to eliminate the false negative. Tried installing Cider 0.10.0 and seems to work.

[yurrriq]

Great! I'm glad you got it figured out.