Hi,
I have some caching code that relies on a macro called 'with-redis' so
while writing my tests I'd like to redef this macro to bypass all of
it's redis connection machinery and just execute a function that does
nothing instead.
Something like this works:
(with-redefs [cache/with-redis (fn [& body] (prn "body called"))]
(cache/with-redis (do "stuff")))
;; "body called"
But this doesn't:
(with-redefs [cache/with-redis (fn [& body] (prn "body called"))]
(cache/set "key" "value"))
It actually attempts to talk to redis and doesn't run the dummy function at all.
For reference, cache/set is defined as follows, in my cache namespace:
(defn set [key value]
(with-redis
(let [key (cache-key key)]
(redis/set key value))))
It would seem that 'with-redefs' doesn't work if the var your
'redefining' is being used in the body of a function you're calling?
Or hopefully I'm just doing something wrong.
Has anyone seen this before?
Thanks,
Leonardo Borges
www.leonardoborges.com
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