seems like the same error I reported just above

the easiest thing you can do is clone the spek repo, build a jar and drop it into your project

@pabl0rg: yes. And we’ve been releasing builds with most KOtlin updates, however the fast pace now of Kotlin beta’s, just not caught up. A PR today added support for latest.

Out of curiosity...why doesn't Jetbrains use Spek? I realize it's not as full featured as it could be but it seems like there is a preference for XUnit style tests.

@iamsteveholmes: It’s not that JB doesn’t use it. Some people inside JB use it, but most are for side-projects AFAIK. As @yole pointed out before, for instance, the IDEA team don’t see the value it adds given the type of tests they do

Btw new release coming

very cool

I've lost contact with the code base, is the documentation up to date?

should be afaik

Thanks @hhariri !

Happy New Year all! I have question related to running spec test with gradle test. Is it possible?

@dzmitry_misiuk: it should be yes.

updated to beta4

and dropped before/afterOn until it’s resolved

@yole: Hi there, when can we expect a version of Spek compiled for Kotlin 1.0.0-RC ?

that would be a question for @hhariri

Sorry 😉

@salomonbrys: yep. On it.

@hhariri: Thanks 😉

New build just finished

Let me know if any issues

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Did the API changed in version 0.1.195? I changed the version and I'm no longer able to find

org.jetbrains.spek.api.shouldBeFalse

et al.

It started working again when I switched to IntelliJ EAP 16.

@jvtrigueros: not that I recall….

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Yeah, my issue was that the Kotlin runtime wasn't matching. Building with Gradle alone wasn't a problem, but IJ 15 doesn't have the latest Kotlin runtime. At least that's my guess.

is there a version of Spek that works with Kotlin 1.0.0? It looks like the source is updated to refer to 1.0.0 and I can install it locally and use it from mavenLocal() but the 1.0-SNAPSHOT binary on artifactory is incompatible

@robfletcher: I got 0.1.195 to work with Kotlin 1.0.0

Just tried Spek for the first time and am a little disappointed. If I say

given("5") {
    var number = 5
    on("adding 1") {
        number += 1
        it("should equal 6") {
            assertEquals(6, number)
        }
    }
    on("adding 2") {
        number += 2
        it("should equal 7") {
            assertEquals(7, number)
        }
    }
}

both tests fail with "Actual: 8". Couldn't Spek be changed to give me a new variable each time here? Multiple `on`s seem very limited otherwise.