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Run your Rails test suite in parallel on multiple Heroku instances. The goal of this project is to cut the running time of >10 minute test suites to <1 minute.
Heroku Toolbelt -- installed with brew. If you downloaded it from Heroku you may need to uninstall it and run brew install heroku
. Heroku's version relies on Ruby 1.9.3, which can cause problems.
Be logged in to Heroku through the toolbelt.
Add bake-heroku
to your Gemfile. Make sure it's under the test group.
group :test do
gem 'bake-heroku'
end
Run bundle.
$ bundle
Setup bake with bake init
. Pass the number of Heroku instances you want to create to the -n
flag:
$ bake init -n 5
Run your cucumber tests with:
$ bake
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We found that bake-heroku demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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