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Display better "time" information #5

Open vojtajina opened 11 years ago

vojtajina commented 11 years ago

Karma has two times: 1/ total time (total time - since the first file changed/trigering the tes run to the very last result) 2/ net time (sum of all specs; pure browser execution).

With WebStorm, there's pretty much another time - the total from the point of WebStorm view. (since it started the test run, to finish).

What is the time displayed in the UI ?

I think having the net execution can be helpful.

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segrey commented 11 years ago

UI displays the live time of "karma run" process. It's also possible to show to elapsed time for each test (click gear icon in 'Test Run' tab and check 'Show Statistics').

About net time: how would it be displayed if there are multiple captured browsers? Looks like we need to print:

Chrome: 5.1 sec
Firefox: 5.5 sec

Maybe we can show these numbers in the node text: Chrome 28.0.1500 (Linux) 5.5 sec. What do you think?

vojtajina commented 11 years ago

appending "net time" to each browser name sounds great to me!

On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 4:14 AM, Sergey Simonchik notifications@github.comwrote:

UI displays the live time of "karma run" process. It's also possible to show to elapsed time for each test (click gear icon in 'Test Run' tab and check 'Show Statistics').

About net time: how would it be displayed if there are multiple captured browsers? Looks like we need to print:

Chrome: 5.1 sec Firefox: 5.5 sec

Maybe we can show these numbers in the node text: Chrome 28.0.1500 (Linux) 5.5 sec. What do you think?

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