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Programming Phoenix 1.4: Slow tests
Title: Programming Phoenix 1.4 (chapter V: Testing MVC)
The book’s output shows time for tests 0.1s, but mine was showing 15s for 11 tests. This sent me down a rabbit hole.
Some kind of suggestions to add:
config :pbkdf2_elixir, rounds: 1
in config/test.exs could be helpful.
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