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Add -n short option for --next-failure #2434
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Thanks! |
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Thanks @myronmarston! I am working on a quick blog post for this, do you know which version of RSpec this will be featured in? |
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As an enhancement, it'll have to go in the next minor release (3.7). We released 3.6 recently so 3.7 is a ways off. |
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No problem :) |
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--next-failuresis such a terrific feature! It really helps me to stay focused and write specs which are concise, and more easily squash bugs when they arise.The only thing that I do not like about the feature is all of the typing involved when writing
--next-failures. This PR makes a short option-n, to increase the ergonomics of using the feature. Less typing, happier hands!