Bryan Donovan
Bryan Donovan
Yes, exactly! I guess that was an easier way of saying it :)
e.g,. this javascript suite passes using `mocha`: ```js const assert = require('assert'); describe("Nesting", () => { var foo = "initial"; var counterOne = 0; var counterTwo = 0; var counterThree...
> We could add this and call it beforeScope to make it clear it only runs before that particular scope. That would be awesome. Thanks!
I was thinking the same thing, @Reevn. Maybe even `beforeThisContainerOnce` but that's getting a little too verbose.
I'm new to Kotest and Kotlin, so please forgive my naivety, but I honestly don't get why there aren't just two "before" callbacks: a `beforeAll` and a `beforeEach`. I think...
Thanks for detailed response, @Reevn!
I'd personally like to see this new callback be called from within the container. Main reason is I like to set up empty variables inside the container and then assign...
I think `before` is best (for me anyway) because it aligns with some other test frameworks. For some reason I was under the impression that `before` couldn't be used in...
Good point @Reevn
My issue with using `beforeContainer` is that's outside the container. I want something that is before the tests within a container -- in that case it makes more intuitive sense...