Maybe switch to Mocha? about stylelint

[davidtheclark]

I tried https://github.com/substack/faucet, and it helps errors stand out but does not have clear sectioning & nesting.

Also tried https://github.com/scottcorgan/tap-spec and it is good and has better one-level sectioning but doesn't show two-level well (which is the most that tape can do).

[davidtheclark]

Maybe I should try to nest less and use more test() functions ...

[MoOx]

First of all, I think your test file is too big. You should use smaller files. This makes easy to work specific thing by testing the small file only, and for me it makes the output problem away (that said I locally pipe sometimes using tap-spec)

With small files, you can indeed use moooore test() function directly so description is above.

You can also avoid plan() & use end() instead

Here are latests tests I wrote with tape https://github.com/FWeinb/metalsmith-watch/tree/master/__tests__

Tell me what you think.

[davidtheclark]

I'm not sure the file size is part of the problem; but I do agree that I should split this one up. I could just use more test() functions in a large file. More files != more clear output, right? -- because filename is not part of the output. But smaller test files would make the files a little easier to read, so it's a start.

I guess you're right that I can use end() here ... I assumed I would not be able to because PostCSS is all async with its promises etc. But if I switch out out to end() it does still pass. Maybe I misunderstand the async of PostCSS? Well, either way that's good: that makes things simpler.

I'll give it another go ...

[davidtheclark]

Actually I'm not so sure end() did not just work coincidentally ...

[davidtheclark]

I'm satisfied staying with Mocha and think the bigger question is how to speed up test writing, which we can discuss here: #32