All, I am pleased to release my first version of my IronRuby csproj runner tool. In short, it become obvious after trying to test a relatively large project that manually adding all the "requires" was going to be an absolute pain. So I decided to write a small app that reads in a .csproj and uses the XML and some reflection to gather in all the required assemblies. The result is an emited spec_helper.rb file so you can quickly load up your .net environment for testing.
The basic syntax is: rspec_project_runner.exe -T "target.csproj" -R -O "output/dir/path" the -R is a recursive call so that if your target project has any other project references it will walk them and emit a helper_spec file for each one. Otherwise it will just grab a copy of the assembly. Please let me know if you run into any bugs or whatnot. I would love the feedback Source: http://github.com/andrewjwilson/IronRuby-Rspec-Csproj-Runner Additionally, the spec folder has tests which actually test the .net assemblies for the project. They aren't all complete, but you can take a peek if you'd like ** In order to run the spec tests you have to copy the CmdParser.dll into the /bin/ folder of IronRuby itself. Thanks, Andrew -- When I wrote this, only God and I understood what I was doing. Now, God only knows - Karl Weierstrass
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