Btw. there is also before(:suite), and working from there wouldn't it
make sense to have
1. before(:suite)
2. before(:group)
3. before(:example)
which would reflect the hierarchy of RSpec run (i.e. suite > group >
example).
Anyway likely it's too late to introduce something like this, just my 2
cents, because I'm from
these folks which were always confused about :each/:all and what is the
default, etc. when
I just started speccing.
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