On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Ben Mabey <b...@benmabey.com> wrote:
>
> Do you happen to be explicitly requiring any of your step definitions from
> your env.rb or other files? What does your env.rb look like?
>
Yes, env.rb is right out of the RSpec book B4.0 'printing' p 43
$: << File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "/../../lib" )
require 'spec/expectations'
require 'mastermind'
You are right that the false is being output by running the command,
not the command line. I hacked the runner.rb file in the bundle to
insert a <br\> between outputting and running the command.
The mystery is why the same command running in Textmate reloads the
spec definition, but not when invoked by bash? And when I add false
to the end of the command in bash it does.
Having just typed that I realize that I wasn't really sure that the
reload WAS the problem running under textmate. So I hacked the run
method in runner.rb in the bundle to show stderr as well as stdout:
in_project_dir do
@output << %Q{Running: #{full_command = "bash \"2>&1
#{command} #...@file.rake_task} #{argv.join(' ')}\""} \n}
@output << "<br\>"
@output << Kernel.system(full_command)
end
And this outputs:
Running: bash "2>&1 cucumber
/Users/rick/mastermind/features/codebreaker_starts_game.feature
--format=html"
bash: 2>&1 cucumber
/Users/rick/mastermind/features/codebreaker_starts_game.feature
--format=html: No such file or directory false
I'm guessing that the file it isn't finding is cucumber? Is there an
environment variable I need to set in textmate?
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