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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