Configure RSpec to allow running rspec --only-failures#5606
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Nishnha
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Just tested this out on my machine and confirmed it makes a separate .rspec_status file for each ecosystem directory you run rspec in
Also, thanks for sharing a cool rspec feature!
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When I make changes and break stuff, I like running `rspec --only-failures` to focus on fixing what I broke. This allows RSpec to keep track of what's currently failing, so that this flag can actually be used.
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When I make changes and break stuff, I like running
rspec --only-failuresto focus on fixing what I broke. This allows RSpec to keep track of what's currently failing, so that this flag can actually be used.What do you think?