> Any chance you have an rspec gem installed too? If so and you don't
> need it, get rid of it. If so and you do need it, grab the latest
> rspec/rspec-rails plugins and cd into the rspec directory and do this:
Yes, that was it. Getting rid of my rspec gem did the trick.
Many thanks
David
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On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 5:56 AM, David Salgado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm using test/unit on a project, at the client's insistence, but I'm
> also using rspec stories for integration testing. I notice that as
> soon as I install rspec and rspec-rails plugins, autotest no longer
> f
Hi All
I'm using test/unit on a project, at the client's insistence, but I'm
also using rspec stories for integration testing. I notice that as
soon as I install rspec and rspec-rails plugins, autotest no longer
finds my test/unit tests - it just runs specs. Is there a way to make
autotest run *bo
