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test: refactor tests using didOpen notification #337
test: refactor tests using didOpen notification #337
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It's not clear to me if reading the file at compile time will work as the files are written to disk when the test is running
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Yes you're correct but I think I can fix it in the other PR and remove it for now, I will probably just inline the whole other macro and call
File.read!(unquote(file_path))
. I hadn't tested it here since the existing tests that use it just use text instead of real files.