@mmstick Nope. I'll check it out tomorrow and report back. Thank you!
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@mmstick Unfortunately that didn't help much. :(
I change a few lines of code in a test, run `cargo test my_module` and have to wait 4 minutes for it to build. Output shows that it still builds everything, including tests that I didn't change nor wanted to run.
It is what it is. cargo check runs fast enough, so I'll just adapt my dev process. No TDD for me.
@mmstick @diondokter @rkaj @tjunge @michalfita
Thank you for all your input!
The problem was that I was following the suggestion from the Rust book about writing unit tests and placed my tests in the same file as the code module. So even though I was only changing a single line in the test to the compiler it looked like I changed code under test, causing the whole crate to recompile. I moved tests to a separate file and now it takes just 2 secs. :-)
@jackofalltrades @mmstick @diondokter @rkaj @tjunge @michalfita The tip for unit tests is to put them in their own mod, see https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/13589