Run rspec with --profile flag by default in Python
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It occurred to me that maybe printing to 10 slowest examples would raise awareness on the areas that need more love with regards to test speed in the Python suite, which is notoriously slow.
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@jurre I just noticed that updater does this same thing, but enabling profiling through configuration instead ( |
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This flag prints the slowest 10 specs and their run times after each rspec run.
Because our Python test suite is so slow, It just occurred to me that maybe using it by default in Python would raise awareness on the areas that need more love with regards to test speed.