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When I run with ghcid -T :main -c "cabal repl tests" and add or remove a test in a module used by the generated tasty-discover test module, ghcid doesn't get a trigger to actually reload the top level module, so new tests don't get run, and removed (or renamed) tests get an error that the previous name was not found. I recognise this isn't really tasty-discover's fault, it's a knock-on effect of the way ghcid loads files, but is there a workaround? I tried the --in-place` option, but it just sends ghcid into a reload loop.
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When I run with
ghcid -T :main -c "cabal repl tests"
and add or remove a test in a module used by the generated tasty-discover test module, ghcid doesn't get a trigger to actually reload the top level module, so new tests don't get run, and removed (or renamed) tests get an error that the previous name was not found. I recognise this isn't really tasty-discover's fault, it's a knock-on effect of the way ghcid loads files, but is there a workaround? I tried the --in-place` option, but it just sends ghcid into a reload loop.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: