I've added a custom file watcher script for you to help with coding. Here is some info:
Rakefile.rb: this is where you can start placing build automation tasks, there are currently to commands.
rake #this will build your solution
rake tests #this will run the nspec tests
dotnet.watchr.rb: this is where the file watcher logic is, line 54 is where you'll want to start reading. Basically it runs the default rake task and parses the output using regex. If the build succeeded, then it runs the rake test command and parses that output to see if there are any failures.
I've added a custom file watcher script for you to help with coding. Here is some info:
Rakefile.rb: this is where you can start placing build automation tasks, there are currently to commands.
dotnet.watchr.rb: this is where the file watcher logic is, line 54 is where you'll want to start reading. Basically it runs the default
raketask and parses the output using regex. If the build succeeded, then it runs therake testcommand and parses that output to see if there are any failures.