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Reverse Dependencies for rspec-core

The projects listed here declare rspec-core as a runtime or development dependency

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retry rspec one target `expect` instead of one `secenario` or `it`
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rspec-rewind provides deterministic retry policies, exception filters, configurable backoff strategies, and flaky test observability for RSpec.
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Detects RSpec examples that execute no expectations or write unexpected stdout/stderr output.
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DSL to make testing side effects clear and explicit.
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rspec-signal turns noisy RSpec failures into compact, token-efficient diagnostic reports for AI coding agents. It removes repetitive framework backtraces, preserves the application and library context that matters, groups related failures, and writes a focused Markdown report instead of forcing a...
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An RSpec profiler that shows you how long specs are spending in `sleep`
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When you run individual specs, I want to see documentation output, because it shows better which specs fails. But when I run all my specs I want something like progress or Fuubar.
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Report status and duration of RSpec runs to statsd
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Fork of rswag-specs. Compatible with any rack framework like Sinatra, Padrino, Hanami, Roda, etc. Simplify API integration testing with a succinct rspec DSL and generate OpenAPI specification files directly from your rspec tests. More about the OpenAPI initiative here: http://spec.openapis.org/
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RSpec DSL which makes is easier and cleaner to write tabular examples.
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Adds TAP output format to RSpec so that you can run it on the Heroku CI
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Collect RSpec telemetry as NDJSON to find slow tests: FactoryBot calls, Rails requests, SQL time and GC cost, broken down per example.
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Formatter for importing testcases into testlink, and formatter for updating testlink with jenkins testlink plugin
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Easily make assertions about the contents of your `let` blocks
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Provides helper methods for using Timecop in RSpec examples.
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Create traces from RSpec tests using OpenTelemetry or your own tracing library
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rspec-turbo runs your RSpec suite across N processes like parallel_tests, but balances work by actual example count (from a single --dry-run) using an LPT bin-packing heuristic, splitting oversized files across workers. It ships a live TTY dashboard, a CI-friendly progress mode, schema-fingerprin...
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