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parallel_rspec and parallel_cucumber, so more cores are helpful. How well do parallel_rspec and parallel_cucumber use all cores? I was a little dismayed by th
by JohnBooty 12y ago
parallel_rspec and parallel_cucumber, so more cores are helpful.
How well do parallel_rspec and parallel_cucumber use all cores?
I was a little dismayed by the move from 4 to 2 cores as well, since I was looking at using the new Mac Mini as a server. Was hoping for a max of 32GB of RAM for the server as well.
Now, though? I'm thinking of this as a development machine. I think the higher single-core performance might just make it faster than the old 2.2ghz quad-cores in my 2011MBP and the old Mini....
- dankohn1 12y agoparallel_test by default divides your tests by your number of cores and runs them each in parallel. There's a startup cost, and some contention, so I find that running on 4 cores is a little better than 2x faster than running normally.