Hi friends. I have a Rails project I'm working on that uses JRuby, and consequently I use a few Java libs in this project. I often don't want to run these examples when I'm using Autospec, nor do I necessarily want to use JRuby during testing as it's much slower than MRI for specs.
I went ahead and cordoned off my specs into their own subdirectory in the main "spec" directory hoping this would shield them from running when I invoke "rake spec". This does not seem to be the case though. I figure the next logical thing to do would be to have my own custom "describe" blocks that informed RSpec that I want to skip them unless RUBY_PLATFORM is set to "java". Does this sound like a reasonable strategy? I'm not really sure how to implement the "skip me if I'm not being run with JRuby" part of this strategy. I could use some advice. Thank you, James _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
