Reloads lose namespaces

[sdegutis]

Reproduction steps

1. Run tests in an existing project using auto-run mode
2. Define a test that calls a non-existent function
3. Implement the function in another file

What should happen

All tests should pass again.

What actually happens

The tests fail with java.lang.Exception: No namespace: some.random.name.space and an actual namespace. Going into the file for that namespace and saving the file will make this failure go away, but the test will fail with another namespace error. This usually repeats about 4 or 5 times for me before it goes to green.

EDIT

I can reproduce this more simply:

1. Run test suite in auto-run mode
2. Change anything in any non-test file and save it

[trptcolin]

I just created a new project via lein new speclj foo, and so far I'm not able to reproduce this.

1. Does a fresh project (via lein new speclj foo) have the problem for you?
   • If not, is there any trimmed-down project you can share that does, so we can see what's different?
   • If so, what leiningen version are you on? (I'm assuming you're on speclj 3.1.0, but that version might help see what the difference is too.)
2. There is no number 2 that I can think of right now.

[sdegutis]

I was using 3.0.1 when I reported this bug. Just upgraded to 3.1.0 today and cannot reproduce (although I didn't try very hard). Closing as probably fixed already.

[sdegutis]

I was able to reproduce this again this week, although I still haven't figured out a reliable way to create a small reproducable test-case. It's a very frustrating bug.

[slagyr]

I'm also unable to reproduce. And you're latest "Edit" is very suspicious. Editing and saving any file, including non-test files, is something I am ALWAYS doing and I do not see there error you describe.

Considerations:

• Is your dev environment creating lots of extra files? Temp files?
• Is there something unique about your file system such that the test process doesn't see changes right away?

Closing for now.

[sdegutis]

@slagyr Good points. To answer your questions:

1. My IDE isn't creating any extra files when I save.
2. It's a regular Mac OS X file system (HFS+ Journaled, case sensitive) in Yosemite on a Mac Pro, so I guess it's a pretty average file system.

Either way, someone else seems to be having a similar problem in #127. We should merge these two issues into that one.