Closed hauleth closed 10 years ago
IMHO spec syntax is much cleaner, and more readable. Also RSpec is over-bloated, slow, and rather big-app specific. In our case we can meet in the middle and use MiniTest::Spec syntax.
There are no deps, as MiniTest::Syntax is built-in in MiniTest (and also in Ruby 1.9.3 which is obvious).
If you mean require 'minitest/pride'
it also is built-in, and this will make test output a little bit more fabulous.
I think we should stick with normal MiniTest tests, and not spec. Anyways thanks a lot for the PR
I am not sure about spec on minitest.... If we wanna use spec syntax I think we should use rspec instead of minitest. Anyways, I think we should stick with minitest for the simplicity of it. I think we should try to keep cheatly as simple as possible. Starting with dependencies.
Thanks anyways for the suggestion.