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Right now, when running tests in parallel, each test file will be executed in a different child process.
Expected
When running tests in parallel, display the total parallel processes used.
Tech hint
Possible solutions
A: create a global variable and for each runner::call_test_functions & increment it by 1, and later use it
B: use the total files used in runner::load_test_files [this is simpler than A]
C: figure out how to get the possible max child processes created by the system and save it in a variable
While I would consider C is the most correct one, I think B is the simplest and better approach to do first.
Idea inspired by Pest, eg pest --parallel --processes=10
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Status quo
Right now, when running tests in parallel, each test file will be executed in a different child process.
Expected
When running tests in parallel, display the total parallel processes used.
Tech hint
Possible solutions
A: create a global variable and for each
runner::call_test_functions &
increment it by 1, and later use itB: use the total files used in
runner::load_test_files
[this is simpler than A]C: figure out how to get the possible max child processes created by the system and save it in a variable
Idea inspired by Pest, eg
pest --parallel --processes=10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: