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Hsin-Yu Chien
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Ben Patterson
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Merge pull request #10486 from edx/benp/more-better-doc
Fix formatting.
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@@ -472,6 +472,7 @@ The following are ways in which a developer could shorten the development
cycle for faster feedback. The options below can often be used together.
**Multiprocessing Mode**
Bok-choy tests can be threaded using the `-n` switch. Using 2 threads generally
reduces test cycles by 33%. The recommendation is to make sure the
number of threads is no more than the number of processors available. For
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@@ -487,7 +488,8 @@ in multiprocessing mode, it may be worthwhile to run them in single-stream mode
to understand if you are encountering such a failure. With that noted, this
can speed development for most test classes.
**Leave Your servers Running**
**Leave Your Servers Running**
There are two additional switches available in the `paver test_bokchoy` task.
Used together, they can shorten the cycle between test runs. Similar to above,
there are a handful of tests that won't work with this approach, due to insufficient
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