Added conclusion to new post 🚀

Author: chicio

_drafts/2021-03-08-ios-test-multiple-configuration-test-plan.md

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-Last but not least I created a last test plan called `AllTestPlan.xctestplan` where I added all tests from all the test targets and I can use it to have a feedback when my change is spread across the logic, behaviour and UI.
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+Last but not least I created a last test plan called `AllTestPlan.xctestplan` where I added all tests from all the test targets and I can use it to have a feedback when my change is spread across the logic, behaviour and UI.  
 So how can I set which test plan I want to run? In the `Test` section of the `Edit Scheme` screen you can choose the default test plan to be run with the `cmd + U` option. In this way you can change based on the piece of code you're working on.
 
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 #### Conclusion
 
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+Test plan are the perfect tool that let you organize your tests in a better way. They will enable you to test only the application/framework part you're working on in order to have a faster tests feedback loop. So in case you need a range sllider component, go on `RangeUISlider` github repository and check it out!! :sunglasses:. You won't regret.