The testing system I use has processes as the unit of a test that it cares about, so it makes it easy to have tests run in individual processes. Having been bitten by earlier tests putting the processes in a state that let other tests pass, which shouldn’t have, combined with how darn fast computers are these days, one test per process seemed like a reasonable default. I can, of course, put more tests in that one test with a library, if the performance of running all the tests becomes a problem.
The testing system I use has processes as the unit of a test that it cares about, so it makes it easy to have tests run in individual processes. Having been bitten by earlier tests putting the processes in a state that let other tests pass, which shouldn’t have, combined with how darn fast computers are these days, one test per process seemed like a reasonable default. I can, of course, put more tests in that one test with a library, if the performance of running all the tests becomes a problem.
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/i/from the end of the URL to get the page.Sorry about that, I’m not sure how that happened. :-(