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The TLDR on Ruby's new TLDR testing framework
The TLDR on Ruby’s new TLDR testing framework.
It’s 2023, and it’s time for a totally new way to run your tests. Here’s how the new TLDR test runner can save you from a life of avoiding your slow tests
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