One other thing I noticed is that I have already installed win32console
gem on my machine but for some reason whenever I use the color option it
gives me the following output:
C:\Projects\FirstLookAtIronRuby\FirstLookAtIronRuby\TestSuite>spec
test_prime.rb
--format specdoc --colour
You must
You are right!
require test/unit was the problem. I removed it and it worked smoothly!
Thanks,
Azam
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Mohammad Azam wrote:
> I had to configure the path for spec.bat using environment variables.
>
> Now, I can run the specifications using the following:
>
> spec test_prime.rb
>
> but I still need to format is nicely. --format nested does not work it
> complains that invalid --format parameter!
I had to configure the path for spec.bat using environment variables.
Now, I can run the specifications using the following:
spec test_prime.rb
but I still need to format is nicely. --format nested does not work it
complains that invalid --format parameter!
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I changed the code to this but still not picking up the test:
describe PrimeService,"when 1 is passed to the prime service" do
it "should return true" do
primeService = PrimeService.new
primeService.IsPrime(1).should == true
end
Mohammad Azam wrote:
> I got the Spec working in IronRuby! Thank
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Subject: [Ironruby-core] Formatting the test result in Spec
I got the Spec working in IronRuby! Thanks everyone.
How can I get a detailed report (command line) when running the test
I got the Spec working in IronRuby! Thanks everyone.
How can I get a detailed report (command line) when running the test?
Currently, I only get the following:
C:\Projects\FirstLookAtIronRuby\FirstLookAtIronRuby\TestSuite>ir
test_prime.rb
Loaded suite test_prime
Started
Finished in 0.015625 se
