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Applying a behavior to all specs

Let's apply a convention that will log how long each spec takes to execute: [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": " [SetUpFixture]\n public class Configuration : SpecsForConfiguration\n {\n public Configuration()\n {\n WhenTestingAnything().EnrichWith<LogExecutionTimeBehavior>();\n }\n }", "language": "text" } ] } [/block] The first part of the statement, "WhenTestingAnything()," tells SpecsFor that we're defining a convention that will apply to *all* specs. The second part, "EnrichWith<LogExecutionTimeBehavior>()," defines the behavior we want to apply to our specs. This code won't compile yet, because we haven't actually created our LogExecutionTimeBehavior class. Let's do that now! [Continue on to learn about creating behaviors](doc:creating-a-behavior).