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Run individual shoulda tests
When you run tests of just one model or controller you usually do something like:
ruby test/unit/evaluation_test.rb
If you want to target just one test you can use the -n option
ruby test/unit/evaluation_test.rb -n test_return_pending_evaluatees_from_composite_group
For shoulda users if you want to target just one test the -n option can also take regular expressions.
ruby test/unit/evaluation_test.rb -v -n "/have many/"
The -v lists the test name before every test, aka verbose mode.