Improve performance of design_at_version specs
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requested to merge 229663-improve-slow-tests-in-spec-models-design_management-design_at_version_spec-rb into master
What does this MR do and why?
This MR switches out some let!
calls with let_it_be
in design_at_version_spec.rb
. Since the objects created in these are not changed, using let_it_be
prevents these from being recreated in each individual spec, and instead once in the describe
block. This significantly reduces the time it takes this spec to run observed locally.
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Related to #229663 (closed)
Edited by Matt D'Angelo
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