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Most of the time you need only some of your tests (the ones you're working on currently). Then, preloading the framework becomes the real bottleneck. But it's s
by xentronium 16y ago
Most of the time you need only some of your tests (the ones you're working on currently). Then, preloading the framework becomes the real bottleneck. But it's solvable too, via spork (I believe, there is spork-testunit, but I never tried it).
Most of my coding is done in minute loops (add test / watch tests fail / add couple of lines / watch tests succeed). YMMV.
- aaronblohowiak 16y agospork is friggen awesome, and if you are on MRI/Yarv you really should use it. http://spork.rubyforge.org/ http://spork.rubyforge.org/