Yes, unfortunately that’s the problem I’m experiencing.
Ctl-C isn’t refreshing to find the new files. I stop completely and
restart and still no luck. I’ve added (for a Rails app) a new
controller and helper spec file and they only run if I “spec …” or
“rake spec”.
autospec (autotest) seems stuck on it’s current file list - almost as
if it has a file cache somewhere that isn’t getting refreshed
Ctl-C isn’t refreshing to find the new files. I stop completely and
restart and still no luck. I’ve added (for a Rails app) a new
controller and helper spec file and they only run if I “spec …” or
“rake spec”.
What are the names and paths to these files?
autospec (autotest) seems stuck on it’s current file list - almost as
if it has a file cache somewhere that isn’t getting refreshed
RSpec maintains no cache for this. Autotest does maintain a temporary
cache
(of sorts), but CTRL-C has always worked for me to refresh it.
Autospec doesn’t run the “perforce_logs…spec.rb” files. As shown
here…
Random theory: try renaming the files temporary to remove the word
“log” from the name. I’m wondering if it might be a wildcard matcher
somewhere in the chain that overenthusiastically ignores log files.
(If so, that’s still an annoying glitch that needs to be fixed, but at
least you’ll have identified it.)
You might also try another tool; I haven’t tried this one yet – I
intend to – but it appears to be more configurable: