Get a report of test times when running mix test --times
. Slowest tests appear at the bottom.
t (ms) | test path | test name
======================================================================================
19651 | test/controllers/profile_controller_test.exs:17 | shows a number of cr
21045 | test/controllers/character_controller_test.exs:42 | create creates a cha
21217 | test/controllers/password_reset_controller_test.exs:38 | submit_request shows
22431 | test/controllers/vehicle_controller_test.exs:407 | update re-renders th
22907 | test/controllers/signup_controller_test.exs:19 | welcome renders the
25079 | test/controllers/vehicle_controller_test.exs:320 | update updates child
25694 | test/controllers/character_controller_test.exs:177 | create respects the
44538 | test/controllers/password_reset_controller_test.exs:20 | submit_request email
50810 | test/controllers/character_controller_test.exs:155 | create re-renders th
70055 | test/controllers/character_controller_test.exs:546 | update re-renders th
331136 | test/controllers/signup_controller_test.exs:52 | signup renders an er
334917 | test/controllers/signup_controller_test.exs:99 | login displays an er
Add a dependency in mix.exs
:
{:test_times, "~> 1.0.0"}
Add a line to test/test_helper.exs
before the call to ExUnit.start
:
TestTimes.setup
When you want a report of times, use the --times
flag
$ mix test --times