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# rspec-blame
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rspec-blame provides a Blame RSpec formatter that outputs the author, commit hash
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rspec-blame provides a Blame RSpec formatter that outputs the author, date, and commit hash
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for the slowest examples when profiling with RSpec in a **git** project. It
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also allows a profile threshold to be set, only printing examples that exceed the threshold.
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### Goals
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constantly added and executed. Often, code that result in slow tests can make the development
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process slow as well. To avoid this problem, this gem attempts to
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process slow as well. To avoid this problem, this gem attempts to facilitate good practices
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through accomplishing the following goals:
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* Output the commit information of the slow tests, allowing the developer who last touched it
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