This is SUPER annoying to me, as well. It has cost me too much time
over the last year of my life.
If you look at the TextMate bundle, you'll see that it looks in the
current working directory for 'vendor/plugins/rspec'. If there, it
will use that rspec to run your code. If not, it will use the gem. Of
course, then the gem will not match rspec_on_rails, unless of course
it does. The only way to fix this is to get a 'vendor/plugins/rspec'
in your project directory, and then go to the command line and 'mate
that/directory'.
adam
On Jun 7, 2008, at 12:49 AM, Marty Haught wrote:
Does anyone else get the incompatible version error when running rspec
for their extensions? I can get it to run fine from command line but
if I run it through Textmate, I get the error. I do have rspec
installed as a gem which is why the version is off. If I uninstall
rspec then Textmate has issues (can't find spec). Part of the problem
could be that I'm running radiant through the gem and Textmate isn't
looking in radiant for the rspec plugins. Before diving any deeper
into the issue I figured I'd ask the list to see if others already
have a solution. Also, does anyone else find this check a bit over
the top? I mean do the builds really need to be identical? Shouldn't
a newer version of rspec be okay? It just feel too brittle. Maybe
they should just combine rspec and rspec on rails into the same plugin
so they have to be the same.
Cheers,
Marty
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