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straight-shoota
commented on June 12, 2024
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Yeah the reported time is the time it took to run the specs. Without upfront build time. I think this is fine and expected.
A spec program is just a regular Crystal program. And it can build and execute in different ways.
crystal spec is just a convenience feature of the compiler that combines the build and run steps into a single command.
If you want the entire time it takes to run crystal spec, using time as a separte command seems quite reasonable.
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apainintheneck
commented on June 12, 2024
If we showed both the build and run time for this command, I think it would be less confusing. I know at work the test suite for our Ruby monolith shows both file load time and spec runtime separately. That's sort of what I have in mind here.
Other than that maybe the message can be improved somewhat. Finished in X... doesn't indicate what is being measured. Maybe Finished running specs in X... would make more sense here.
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