Sorry, typed the wrong thing:

I meant to say Spork is not rails 3 ready...

In the meantime I have managed to get Spork running on the app with
some hacks, however I am not sure how to get rspec to use it:

1) Modified spec_helper file
2) Added "-drb" to new line in .rspec file



On Jan 12, 2:09 pm, David White <[email protected]> wrote:
> Rspec is compatible with Rails 3.https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
>
> Have you looked at autotest (part of ZenTest) to save having to rake spec
> all the time. I'm sure I came across a windows Rspec, Autotest and Snarl
> notifications tutorial on the web once. A quick search will probably find
> it.
>
> David White

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