Here's the simplest way to run multiple minitest files I can think of
ruby -e "Dir.glob('**/*_spec.rb').each { |f| require File.expand_path(f) }"Change suffix _spec to _test for test-unit style file.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
[Ruby] Run multiple MiniTest files in command line without other setup required (Rake, ...)
MiniTest is a great, simple build-in test framework for Ruby. We can use immediately without anymore setup beside installing Ruby. But there's an annoying limitation when starting a project that we can only run one file at a time via command line. Try to execute many files with "ruby *" doesn't help.
Here's the simplest way to run multiple minitest files I can think of
Here's the simplest way to run multiple minitest files I can think of
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I have to tell you that this is my method. I'm not sure is there any better workaround to handle this. I'm on Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. ...
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`rake` is much simpler.
Hey Ryan,
I rethink again, you're right. Rake is not that hard and a lot cleaner. I would say they are equally hard for starting tiny project as I need to look up for the reference to user it for both cases.
When I was writing this blog, it is the first time I get a chance to play with Minitest. As an RSpec-only user, requiring rake to run the test felt alienate to me.
Thanks for make me reconsider rake again
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