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Indeed, by upgrading Ruby from 1.9.3 to 2.1.2 we cut the time spent running our specs in half for our Rails project.
by kawsper 12y ago
Indeed, by upgrading Ruby from 1.9.3 to 2.1.2 we cut the time spent running our specs in half for our Rails project.
- mrmondo 12y agoThat's really impressive!
- briandear 12y agoYou should get another boost with 2.2. This release is much faster, I've noticed.
- ch4s3 12y agoI just popped off a branch of my production Rails 4.1.8 app (Can't quite do 4.2 yet), and upgraded it 2 Ruby 2.2. I ran 271 spec against it 5 times before the upgrade and 16 times after. I should have done more before :( For 2.1.5 AVG: 18.02 MEDIAN: 18.11 MIN: 16.26 MAX: 19.6 For 2.2 AVG: 18.162~ MEDIAN: 15.23 MIN: 14.44 <- nice MAX: 47.03 <- first run, wut? It looks better, but I haven't profiled the app on Passenger yet to see how well it plays with the whole app.