[rspec-users] Global setup method goes where?

[Gregg Pollack]

You know how sometimes you look in /log/test.log for debug information
like which test caused a certain render or query?

I found this post which shows how to get test information printed out in
your test.log with test:unit and shoulda, but I'm not sure there's a way
to do it with RSpec.

http://bmorearty.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/find-tests-more-easily-in-your-testlog/

test:unit allows you to put "setup :blah" in your test_helper.rb, and
then the blah method gets called before each test.  This can be used to
print out a log statement saying 'we're runnig test ___".  How would we
do the same in rspec with the spec_helper.rb so that we can print this
data out in our logs too?

Any takers?  I'm sure I could probably figure this out if I dove deep
into the code base, but I get the feeling someone must have done this
before.

I'm going to cover this on the next Rails Envy podcast, so you'll get
some credit for a good answer, and a link if you post the answer to your
blog (assuming you want the publicity).  ;-)

Gregg Pollack
RailsEnvy.com
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