I use eclipse with the ruby plugin. Curious to find out the reasons why Eclipse isn't working for you, my quick guess would be the load path? If that's the case, then just use the workspace but don't create projects for each directory, just import the file directories directly so you can run it from Eclipse and command line without mucking around with the load path.
I'm also using Cruise Control for the CI runs of our tests and haven't had to add anything specific. Otherwise, you could use scite. There's also arachno, freeride and komodo's activestate. I haven't really played around with the other ides, but there are some comparisons on the web. Scite i use occasionally to edit files since it's included in the Ruby one click installer. hth, Charley On 3/29/07, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd like to get people's opinion/thoughts on what is the best IDE for Watir. What do you use for writing you Watir tests? I've looked a t a few, but none of them stand out as a clear winner. It doesn't have to be open-source, if a commercial tool is a good and viable solution. Some history: I am currently using Eclipse, but am looking for another solution as the workspace component in Eclipse is proving not to work for our project. We use Cruise for our CI and using Eclipse requires me to write code for Eclipse's workspace on top of our MS Solution. Discussing this with my developers, we've collectively decided that it introduces a smell to our project. (Unless there is a way to abolish the notion of workspace?) Also, we've looked at Steel and it shows promise, but the current version is not fully baked. Cheers, Jason _______________________________________________ Wtr-general mailing list Wtr-general@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wtr-general
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