in reply to Re: A way to suppress output of passed tests in a subtest with Test::More?
in thread A way to suppress output of passed tests in a subtest with Test::More?

OK, just glanced at the docs. I ran !:prove and it magically worked and tests the files in my /t directory. Nice. I can work with this.

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Re^3: A way to suppress output of passed tests in a subtest with Test::More?
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 02, 2017 at 18:12 UTC
    From vim:
    !prove -l t/
    Too bad you didn't listen when you were told this months ago. Maybe you will start listening now?