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--fail-fast command line option#219
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Add the --fail-fast command line option
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Hurray, I had plans to get to this eventually. Thanks! |
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After planning on working on a patch for a feature like it myself, I found the
fail_fastoption today. It works great, but the only thing I was missing was command line support for it.I added the
--fail-fastoption. What do you think? :)