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Author of Fast Feedback Using Ruby
Agile Web Development with Rails 7: Adding a hint to `bin/rails test:all` (PDF p. 187)
PDF version: B 3.0
How about adding a remark that all test can ge run using
bin/rails test:all
I find myself doing that especial when using auto-running tests either via the Guard gem or an IDE feature.
It’s also useful for running all the tests on a CI/CD system (GitHub actions, Jenkins etc.).
Cheers
Stephan
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