I think I had this problem. The difference in behavior is due to TM
using different shell environments due to how you are launching it.
I think I did something like:
http://blog.dnite.org/2007/8/28/textmate-and-your-environment-variables
Just substitute in your shell PATH into the one in t
Hi George,
Sorry I didn't post the version information - I was "specin' it up" and just
did the quick hit post.
Here's the information you're looking for:
Versions are ../tags/CURRENT/
Didn't install gem.
The "Language" is Ruby; I don't see RSpec as an option.
Here's the Error I'm receiving:
Can you give a bit more information?
Versions of rspec, rspec_on_rails, tmbundle.
How did you install? gem, .tgz, svn (trunk, CURRENT, or other)
In both scenarios, when you "Open my spec," what does TextMate show
for the selected "Language" of the file? RSpec, Ruby on Rails, other?
Are they t
Howdy,
Why does the bundle NOT work when I do the following:
- Start TextMate
- Open my project
- Open my spec
- Try to run spec and get an error
While the following DOES work:
- Open Terminal
- Locate my project
- Start TextMate via command line (mate .)
- Open my spec
- Try to
