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I don't know what it is with this site, but it made Chrome (Android) crash four times already. Which means that, thanks to that wonderful browser, my two billio
by andresmanz 11y ago
I don't know what it is with this site, but it made Chrome (Android) crash four times already. Which means that, thanks to that wonderful browser, my two billion research tabs are gone since the first crash.
Anyway, I can't imagine how running unit tests could possibly reach 100 seconds. Usually, that means that the tests are coupled to the environment (database, filesystem, ...). So without being able to read the article, that would be my guess. There are tons of good (and old) reasons why you should decouple unit tests from the environment as much as possible. Execution time is only one of them.
- kevinburke 11y agoSorry to hear that Andres - what version of Chrome are you using on Android? Will try and see if we can figure out what is going wrong
- andresmanz 11y agoIt's version 43.0.2357.93. I don't think it's your fault, though. Chrome loves crashing and throwing away all of my research tabs. That wasn't the first time. It's only the first time I could reproduce it with a specific website. Still, as I said, I don't think it's your fault. I'll just finish reading the article when I'm back at my PC. Test optimization is a great thing.