Closed dentarg closed 10 years ago
This is a phantomjs-gem issue (https://github.com/colszowka/phantomjs-gem).If you have a phantomjs somewhere on your path, it shouldn't install (so if you like, can install via homebrew, nuke .phantom-js and re-run).
The phantom-js gem seems to make sense for jasmine-gem as jasmine will often be used in environments where managing your dependencies by yourself can often be complicated (a travis build, for example).
I should add, happy to take a doc pull that will describe this to users so they can avoid the auto-install if they like.
Thanks!
Sure, I can send a PR.
Maybe at least ask the user if she wants help with installing phantomjs? :)
I like to manage stuff like this by myself (with Homebrew).
(I'm trying out 2.0.0.rc5.)