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Add alternative API that doesn't require custom it#1
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jappeace wants to merge 11 commits intobobjflong:masterfrom
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Add alternative API that doesn't require custom it#1jappeace wants to merge 11 commits intobobjflong:masterfrom
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Updated the readme to reflect that the package is redundant due to hspec's new timing support.
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At riskbook we have a fairly large test suite, adding a custom
itto that test suite isn't done easily. This alternative 'testThese' method should allow you to run hspec slow on entire test suites without any customization.These changes don't impact the existing API at all.
An example of the output is as follows:
The descriptions come from the test items themselves, as do the source locations.