I configure my Guardfile to be organized in groups. If I only run groups w/ guard -g mygroup that do not include teaspoon, there is no reason for teaspoon to start up a server. This is especially annoying when my other guards do not need a server so they start up much quicker.
I configure my Guardfile to be organized in groups. If I only run groups w/
guard -g mygroup
that do not include teaspoon, there is no reason for teaspoon to start up a server. This is especially annoying when my other guards do not need a server so they start up much quicker.