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kazk
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Feb 14, 2020
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3-4s speed up on my laptop 🚀 |
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Sweet, sounds good. |
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OK, I have done an experiment to try and shave off about 4 seconds or so of startup time. Results may vary based on CPU power, etc. As much as I love the task runners and print helper, etc they rely on a bunch of modules that load up when CommandBox starts. I've changed the task component to a regular .cfm file that is directly invoked, bypassing the normal CommandBox bootstrap. I've also updated the readme to show how to call it now.
All of the rest of the conventions as far as the test files and such should work the same. I just had to add a bit of boilerplate code to it to do what I needed. Please give this a try and see if it improves the execution time. I do think you'll need the absolute path to the testrunner.cfm file.