Running a single test / describe block? about specta HOT 2 CLOSED

Yes! I do it all the time. Just use 'fit' instead of 'it' to run just that example. Or 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe' to run that group of examples. 'f' stands for 'focused'.

For example:

fit(@"returns YES when equal", ^{ ... });

On Sep 19, 2013, at 9:40 AM, Salman Ansari [email protected] wrote:

Hey there,

Long time Rubyist that just started doing iOS here, and just started using Specta with an XCode 5 project. Thanks for helping to bring readable tests to iOS :)

I like that I can run a single "Spec" block in XCode 5 by clicking the icon to the left of the spec declaration, but that usually encompasses a group of tests (in one or more describe blocks with multiple "it" tests inside that). Is it possible to run a single "it" test, or even a "describe" block", within XCode 5? Running the whole spec file each time I'm working on a single test is really hurting my flow.

Thanks!

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