Scott Taylor wrote: > Actually you can combine then in any way you choose. This would work > as well: > > --format html:/foo/bar > >> --format >> html:/path/to/my.html >> >> Then on the command line: >> >> spec spec -O path/to/spec.opts
I was hesitant to bring this up again, but I couldn't run it as you described. I'm running on Windows XP Pro instead of Linux or OSX, BTW. When I shell out and execute it like this for example: spec spec -O spec\spec.opts OR rake spec It crashes and dumps a callstack out. However, if it is run like this: spec spec --format html:c:\temp\testing.html the tests run just fine outputting the results as expected. If you'd like, I can run it using --trace and post the callstack for you to look at along with my spec.opts file. It seems straight-forward to use RSpec as described. I haven't had much success running specs using spec.opts though. The same error occurs using the Rake task or passing the options. With Regards, Cody _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list rspec-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
