I know that RSpec has the --profile option, but I'm only using MiniTest/shoulda for my current project.
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You can use minitest-reporters for this purpose. This gem provide multiple reporters to see output of your tests.
Spec reporter shows the time which each test take to run. It shows the time on console, not as a report.
You can just use:
right out of the box. eg:
I have tested this with Ruby 1.9.3 on Rails 3.2.