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Print a reminder when `--fail-fast` is on
See original GitHub issueWhen a run stops due to a fail and when --fail-fast was provided, I’d like there to be a bold notice somewhere, perhaps at the bottom of the output, reminding me that --fail-fast is on, so that I will never mistakenly think that I have only one failing test.
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Thanks for the feedback. I’m still interested in seeing if i can figure this out and make a contribution 😃
I would like to give this a shot. I am not sure exactly how to go about it yet though, so any pointers are appreciated.
Sindre, for your idea of showing pending tests got any idea how would that work? From what i have seen so far it looks like once a test fails with the --fail-fast flag enabled Ava collects the test results that have been generated so far then starts teardown.