Closed tehpeh closed 13 years ago
So I guess you're stacking your Rails runner and tests in one group/guard, then. I'll take a cue from guard-spork and support the same reload behavior, then. Consider your patch merged. :) Thanks for contributing!
Ok now I see. I was using different groups for a while, but now just run everything together. I run rails in daemon mode and tail the logs when I need to see what's going on.
Hi John,
This is what I meant regarding issue 6.
I've replaced run_all with reload so when a user hits return, nothing happens, but when they hit r+return the rails server restarts. This means you can use return to just run all tests, and r+return to restart rails, spork etc...
Any watched files will restart rails when touched, the same way it happens now.
What do you think? Does that work for you?