Unittest command now shows time taken

at 2010-12-31 in Unittests by friebe (0 comments)

Time The unittest command distributed along with the XP Framework now includes the total time all the unittests it executed in one run have taken:

  $ unittest -e '$this->assertEquals(1, 1);'
  [.]
  
  OK: 1/1 run (0 skipped), 1 succeeded, 0 failed
  Memory used: 3499.33 kB (3905.10 kB peak)
  Time taken: 0.000 seconds

Granted, in this case, the execution time is too fast to be displayed in milliseconds - for the XML testsuite, though, the time is "measureable":

  $ unittest devel/xp/trunk/ports/unittest/xml.ini
  [...............................................................N........
  .........................................................................
  .........................................................................
  ..........]
  
  OK: 227/228 run (1 skipped), 227 succeeded, 0 failed
  Memory used: 6320.95 kB (6500.18 kB peak)
  Time taken: 0.270 seconds

Your mileage on this will vary

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