Display both minutes and seconds of duration time when specs are finished. #563
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I like this, it keeps me from dividing the minutes by 60 in my head :) @dchelimsky @myronmarston any objections? |
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Display both minutes and seconds of duration time when specs are finished.
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As far as lots of rails heavy-weight apps (mine too) runs specs much longer than tens seconds (about 23 minutes on my app for instance) because of hardcore DB seeding I think it will be useful to see "xx minutes xx seconds" in output if duration is more than 1 minute.