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Implement before_all and after_all #20

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mackwic opened this issue Jul 23, 2016 · 4 comments
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Implement before_all and after_all #20

mackwic opened this issue Jul 23, 2016 · 4 comments

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@mackwic
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mackwic commented Jul 23, 2016

As of today, we only have before_each and after_each. Implementing the after_all and before_all should be a piece of cake.

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JustinRyanH commented Oct 4, 2017

How up to date is this Issue? This looks like it has been finish in the documentation and the merge.

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regexident commented Oct 4, 2017

You are right. It was implemented in #30

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mackwic commented Oct 4, 2017

@JustinRyanH there is work to do on the formatters if you want to start with something no too hard but very useful. ;)

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@JustinRyanH Also don't hesitate to ask questions. You will probably have a bunch.

This being said I think I should write a documentation on the internal structure once I find the time.
As in "what is happening when and how/why during a test suite execution?".

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