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One thing not mentioned here is putting your test database on a RAM disk, aka tmpfs. This significantly speeds up all DB-related tests that use transactions, fi
by nine_k 2y ago
One thing not mentioned here is putting your test database on a RAM disk, aka tmpfs. This significantly speeds up all DB-related tests that use transactions, fixture loading, and migrations.
In most distros, /tmp is mounted as tmpfs, but YMMV.