Show test time with [mix amrita --trace] as similar way as ExUnit. #80
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Looks good, thanks! Really nice to be able to use this on my projects. My only thought is that --trace might have a little extra baggage from ExUnit. It also switches on a more verbose mode about the test names (a little like Amrita's documentation formatter). I'm not sure of a better name and am happy enough to live with --trace for now. |
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Hi. I'm interested in the issue #49 (Progress formatter captures and prints the slowest 10 tests), and I was playing around it. As for the first step, how do you think about having [mix amrita --trace] as similar way as [mix test --trace]?
It's updated for success and failure tasks.
% mix amrita --trace test/integration/t_scoping.exs:5: unused import Support test/integration/t_scoping.exs:12: this clause cannot match because a previous clause at line 7 always matches Elixir.Integration.AsyncFacts testing async (0.00ms) Elixir.CheckerFacts converting predicates into strings arity 1 renders just predicate (0.00ms) atom argument is rendered (0.01ms) nil argument is rendered (0.00ms) string argument is rendered (3.2ms) converts negated predicates into strings ....