I’m thinking now the problem may be ZenTest 4.0. I reverted back to 3.11
and
it was working there. But 3.11 has conflicts with Rails 2.3.2 and I need
to
run rails. Still need help if anybody has some for me.
Thanks again.
rosentraterds wrote:
I installed an app template into an existing rails install. In the process
I upgraded to RSpec 1.2.2 and I’m running Rails 2.3.2.
Now autospec will run once and then exit. Returning me to the CLI prompt.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Maybe related. When I try to run RSpactor (since autospec isn’t working)
it
only runs 1 example.
Still no solution.
rosentraterds wrote:
I installed an app template into an existing rails install. In the
process I upgraded to RSpec 1.2.2 and I’m running Rails 2.3.2.
Now autospec will run once and then exit. Returning me to the CLI prompt.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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SOLVED:
OK the problem was coming from Carlos Brando autotest-notification
1.9.0. It
had to do with invalid checking of constants. Testing
SUCCESS_SOUND.empty?
instead of const_defined?(“SUCCESS_SOUND”).
I’ve fixed it in my fork.
http://github.com/marcusrosentrater/autotest-notification/tree/master
And sent a pull request to Carlos Brando and Team.
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