Chuck van der Linden wrote:
> On Apr 7, 6:13 am, JArkelen <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> In most cases I use Rake to execute mulitple tests.
>>     
>
> Which is great advice, but might as well be speaking greek to someone
> just starting work with Watir and Ruby.
>
> If you are a programmer type I can probably tell you "Rake is Ruby's
> version of a MAKE file"
>  and you'll be able to proceed from that point.
>
> If you're a tester like me and never used a make file, you'll probably
> want to do some googling on phrases like 'how to use ruby rake" or
> "ruby rake tutorial"  in order for that advice to make sense to you
>
>   
Calm down. The original poster asked "what do people use".

People should be able to share what they are using, when asked, without 
being obliged to provide a tutorial.

Bret

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