Was using TeamCity, then dropped some moving to another system.
The broader point was basically that the Rails UI integration tests took a very long time, and required the whole system up, and we had a pretty large team constantly pushing changes. While not 100% unique to Rails, it was exacerbated by RoR conventions.
We moved much of the UI to a few Next.js apps where the tests were extremely fast and easy to run locally.
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Was using TeamCity, then dropped some moving to another system.
The broader point was basically that the Rails UI integration tests took a very long time, and required the whole system up, and we had a pretty large team constantly pushing changes. While not 100% unique to Rails, it was exacerbated by RoR conventions.
We moved much of the UI to a few Next.js apps where the tests were extremely fast and easy to run locally.