Haki Benita • 11/8/2016

Timing Tests in Python For Fun and Profit

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This technical article details a method for hunting down slow tests in Python's unittest framework. It explains how to use setUp and tearDown hooks to time individual tests, set a threshold for 'slow' tests, and then extends the solution by creating a custom TestResult and TestRunner to automatically report only the tests that exceed the timing threshold, providing a more robust and reusable approach.

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