> Just require 'buildr/groovy', put your groovy files under src/main/groovy
Do you know why buildr pulls in groovy 1.7.5 even though I set the buildfile to
pull version 1.8.0 via:
GROOVY = transitive('org.codehaus.groovy:groovy:jar:1.8.0')
compile.with GROOVY
> and your rspec files under src/test/spec
Did you mean src/spec?
> One word of caution, though, the integration is fragile because JRuby and
> RSpec have been moving targets and I don't think many people have been using
> RSpec to test Java/Groovy stuff. The code is good but it's heavily
> dependent on the environment configuration being right -- I believe the
> magic combination is JRuby v1.5.6, RSpec 2.1.0, with the jruby 0.1 gem
> installed.
Thanks for the warning; so far it 'works,' but should it start to get
troublesome, I'll probably switch over to easyb.
-Dan
