Mocha reports the running time of individual specs that take overly long, next to the spec name. This is useful because you can see at a glance what the slow tests are, and is a nice reminder to keep your tests short.
The JUnit format also allows time attributes on <testsuite> and <testcase> elements to indicate the running time of the suite or spec, respectively, in seconds.
Clearly, for feature parity with other test runners, we need this.
ptomato
commented
9 years ago
Mocha reports the running time of individual specs that take overly long, next to the spec name. This is useful because you can see at a glance what the slow tests are, and is a nice reminder to keep your tests short.
The JUnit format also allows
timeattributes on<testsuite>and<testcase>elements to indicate the running time of the suite or spec, respectively, in seconds.Clearly, for feature parity with other test runners, we need this.