On Sun, 2007-11-11 at 17:21 +0100, aslak hellesoy wrote: > I think the simplest and best thing here would be a pure browser > solution with autorefresh. > It should only be a matter of tweaking the HTML output a little to: > * Implement autorefresh. Ajax based would require a lite server > (webrick). Or just META refresh would work on the file system.
I've been using this approach on and off for a while, using the META refresh technique both off of the file system and through a web server. I don't right now because it was taking up a bit too much screen space. Now that I've got a second monitor to hook up that may change again. I've been using a refresh rate of 30s, but that's actually already too slow. I guess a better solution would be to be able to trigger an action after specs have run. The actual command could just be a shell command defined in the spec.opts file, so that people can do whatever is the right thing for their platform and environment. > * Tweak the HTML output to only output the red specs, not the green ones. That would be useful. Kind regards, Hans
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