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Hi, I could manage to install and run lotte on npm 1.0.6 and PhantomJS 1.3.0.
(Yes, I compiled both of them from source.)
At first I tried to run the sample 'github' testcase and I couldn't run it.
Because of I named the test file as 'github.js' not 'lotte_github.js'.
Why do I have to name test files with prefix 'lotte'?
Although I know that I can change this behavior with changing Lottefile,
I think this convention is a bit obscure.
As lotte command says nothing when it couldn't find any test files.
I hope this will be changed and other people like me feel comfortable to test with lotte.
I really love this project.
an explanatory note: This is not a issue.
Hi, I could manage to install and run lotte on npm 1.0.6 and PhantomJS 1.3.0.
(Yes, I compiled both of them from source.)
At first I tried to run the sample 'github' testcase and I couldn't run it.
Because of I named the test file as 'github.js' not 'lotte_github.js'.
Why do I have to name test files with prefix 'lotte'?
Although I know that I can change this behavior with changing Lottefile,
I think this convention is a bit obscure.
As lotte command says nothing when it couldn't find any test files.
I hope this will be changed and other people like me feel comfortable to test with lotte.
I really love this project.
Regards.