Actually i didn't know about WatirCraft either. I know that i have
heard about it, but i thought that it is doing something else... It is
indeed somehow similar to my gem and i have also (maybe) a plan to add
Cucumber support... i mean, there's not much to add as a support
except just an
I don't think anybody wants to force (or can force) you to use a different
name, but it is being pointed out that there exists a piece of work which is
already using that name (even if slightly different case). I don't think
anybody is implying that you intentionally took an already-in-use name,
I understand what you're getting at.
Of course i don't want to be impolite nor rude. I'm wondering, what
does Jari himself think about this topic? Is he planning
to release it as a gem at all? If he does and wants to do it with the
same name, then i've given it some thought and have an idea what
Well, as i understood, then Taza just offers extra functionality and
in deep within Watir and RSpec is used for it. But as i already
mentioned, then WatiRspec is not doing much extra except combining
both of these tools. And this is enough for my work.
What did you mean about this probably best
A simple gem might make sense or you can help work on the existing gems, I
haven't really thought about it too much but the WatirCraft gem does
simplify things and add cucumber support. My thought in best to avoid, is
that watirspec isn't currently gemified, but easily could be. So while
there's
Hi.
You are correct, i didn't know anything about these projects. But as
far as i looked on Taza's documentation right now, then i can say that
it is a completely different library. It might have a similar idea at
some degree, but Taza seems to be just a lot more complex with all
those extra
Hey Jarmo,
No worries. Watirspec isn't a gem yet, but may be at some point,
probably best to avoid that name for now. Taza's more complex to some
degree, but the basics are fairly simple. Interested to hear more about your
point of view and how you see it, or anyone else for that matter. Let
