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HTML reports with RSPEC_PROFILE=each are not very useful, but they work. When I use RSPEC_PROFILE=all , however, all the percentages are NaN which also makes some reports not very useful and other reports actually broken.
Note (in case it matters) that I am specifying a single spec file for the run: RSPEC_PROFILE=each bx rspec spec/models/recurring_payment_spec.rb
Any ideas?
I also just realized that the behavior I'm getting for RSPEC_PROFILE=each is not what is claimed in the README. I'm getting a single output file for every spec example, not just one for every spec file.
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HTML reports with RSPEC_PROFILE=each are not very useful, but they work. When I use RSPEC_PROFILE=all , however, all the percentages are NaN which also makes some reports not very useful and other reports actually broken.
Note (in case it matters) that I am specifying a single spec file for the run:
RSPEC_PROFILE=each bx rspec spec/models/recurring_payment_spec.rb
Any ideas?
I also just realized that the behavior I'm getting for RSPEC_PROFILE=each is not what is claimed in the README. I'm getting a single output file for every spec example, not just one for every spec file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: