[rspec-users] Spork in RSpec 2

[Ashley Moran]

On Mar 10, 2010, at 1:46 pm, David Chelimsky wrote:

> AFAIK, no. Please add a comment to the issue saying you're working on it.

Done.

>> * are there any potential issues that people with RSpec 2 knowledge can forsee?  I don't want to lose time on known gotchas.
> 
> * You will need the other gems installed in order to work on rspec-2.

Think I have that all sorted.  BTW when did you start using "watchr"?  It's new to me.  I notice it runs specs blindingly fast, which I like :-)  Why that over (the new ZenTest-free) autotest?


> There is no concept of a CommandLineRunner yet, nor does there
> necessarily need to be. i.e. don't add one just because that's how
> rspec-1 dealt with Drb, but if that seems like an easy direction and
> it solves the problem cleanly, go for it.

I'll see what seems to fit.  Don't expect me to come up with a good design first time though.


> Thanks for taking up the cause!

No probs - I'll end up stabbing myself in the eye with a real spork if I have to watch Rails boot one more time =)


Ashley


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