Best way?
Is it for specs that make live api calls? Here is an alternative to
have a “remote” directory: gist:812278 · GitHub
No, it is a directory that I want to run without loading rails. It has
its own spec_helper.
-Corey
Best way?
Is it for specs that make live api calls? Here is an alternative to
have a “remote” directory: gist:812278 · GitHub
No, it is a directory that I want to run without loading rails. It has
its own spec_helper.
-Corey
On Feb 10, 8:56pm, Corey H. [email protected] wrote:
On Feb 8, 6:49?pm, Corey H. [email protected] wrote:
-Corey
No, it is a directory that I want to run without loading rails. It has
its own spec_helper.-Corey
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In that case, instead of overriding the default “spec” rake task, and
it has its own spec_helper, I would put it in its own top-level
directory. It would also have a Gemfile to load RSpec. Here is an
example, you can see the “spec_rails” directory:
https://github.com/justinko/diagnostics
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