I have noticed that, since version 1.1.4, autotest/autospec does not run
any
of my specs. After getting a hint from http://b.logi.cx/2008/10/9/non-auto-spec, I dove a bit deeper into the
code
and found that spec is no longer being run by ruby.
I monkey-patched Autotest::Rspec in my .autotest file so that spec is
again
executed (using code taken from version 1.1.4). autospec is now working
for
me. Applicable code from my .autotest file: http://pastie.org/289183
github shows that the spec_command was removed on 7/12, with the
comment: “removed
spec_command from autotest/rspec (ruby works just fine)”. See:
Does autospec work for anyone? Does this issue only affect those of us
using Windows?
Luis@KEORE (D:\Users\Luis\projects\area17\a17_redux\a17_redux.git)
$ gem list ZenTest
*** LOCAL GEMS ***
ZenTest (3.10.0)
====
Luis@KEORE (D:\Users\Luis\projects\area17\a17_redux\a17_redux.git)
$ ruby script\about
About your application’s environment
Ruby version 1.8.6 (i386-mingw32)
RubyGems version 1.2.0
Rails version 2.1.1
(exceptions are at ~/.autotest while other stuff is in the RAILS_ROOT of
my app.
HTH,
Luis L.
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My setup is similar, except I’m developing a Ruby script as opposed to a
Rails applications, thus no script/about output:
C:\Users\Dennis>ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24 patchlevel 111) [i386-mswin32]
C:\Users\Dennis>spec -v
rspec 1.1.8
C:\Users\Dennis>gem list ZenTest
*** LOCAL GEMS ***
ZenTest (3.10.0)
I had the same problem while developming my scripts.
RSpec changed the way paths get loaded by autotest, so I’ll suggest
you create a mappins in your .autotest file similar to the one from
rspec-rails, since seems the one in rspec no longer “maps” properly:
And this:
I cannot find my customized version (for a console based MVC, it’s on
backup now).
Or maybe I’m missing the need to set AUTOTEST and RSPEC env variables
first?
HTH,
Luis L.
AREA 17
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