I've got a nice collection of test scripts, just using Test::More and Test::Exception, split into 20-odd directories, about 3-4 files in each.

when i run prove, i see these last lines when running them just a few minutes apart...

All tests successful.
Files=95, Tests=3264, 90 wallclock secs ( 4.04 usr  0.13 sys + 75.52 c
+usr  4.66 csys = 84.35 CPU)

All tests successful.
Files=95, Tests=3284, 90 wallclock secs ( 4.03 usr  0.14 sys + 75.59 c
+usr  4.64 csys = 84.40 CPU)

All tests successful.
Files=95, Tests=3304, 89 wallclock secs ( 4.11 usr  0.14 sys + 76.06 c
+usr  4.42 csys = 84.73 CPU)

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Interesting to see the number of tests gradually increase!

any ideas, thoughts, suggestions?

In reply to proving see's more tests the more i run by Cagao

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