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make examples work on zsh and bash #942

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Expand Up @@ -61,17 +61,17 @@ test:
rake parallel:features # Cucumber
rake parallel:features-spinach # Spinach

rake parallel:test[1] --> force 1 CPU --> 86 seconds
rake "parallel:test[1]" --> force 1 CPU --> 86 seconds
rake parallel:test --> got 2 CPUs? --> 47 seconds
rake parallel:test --> got 4 CPUs? --> 26 seconds
...

Test by pattern with Regex (e.g. use one integration server per subfolder / see if you broke any 'user'-related tests)

rake parallel:test[^test/unit] # every test file in test/unit folder
rake parallel:test[user] # run users_controller + user_helper + user tests
rake parallel:test['user|product'] # run user and product related tests
rake parallel:spec['spec\/(?!features)'] # run RSpec tests except the tests in spec/features
rake "parallel:test[^test/unit]" # every test file in test/unit folder
rake "parallel:test[user]" # run users_controller + user_helper + user tests
rake "parallel:test['user|product']" # run user and product related tests
rake "parallel:spec['spec\/(?!features)']" # run RSpec tests except the tests in spec/features


### Example output
Expand All @@ -87,9 +87,9 @@ Test by pattern with Regex (e.g. use one integration server per subfolder / see
```Bash
RAILS_ENV=test parallel_test -e "rake my:custom:task"
# or
rake parallel:rake[my:custom:task]
rake "parallel:rake[my:custom:task]"
# limited parallelism
rake parallel:rake[my:custom:task,2]
rake "parallel:rake[my:custom:task,2]"
```


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