target file is always the file passed to ruby

[grosser]

with a test that defines the first test using a helper we try to find tests in the wrong file.

describe "xxx" do
  some_helper_method

  it "xxx" do
  end
end

but since the invocation is always ruby xxx.rb -l 123 we can just grab $0 and use that as the file you are interested in -> much simpler and not more false matches

@judofyr

[grosser]

released in maxitest 1.2.0

[judofyr]

Well, I'm running tests through rake test, and then $0 is not the target file, no?

[grosser]

then you don't need/use -l right ?

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Well, I'm running tests through rake test, and then $0 is not the target file, no?

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[judofyr]

I run rake test, and when a test fails I copy-paste the ruby … -l 123-line.

[grosser]

the output still has the correct file, that still works fine since it's coming from the failure methods source location

[judofyr]

Oh right. That makes sense. Sorry for the noise. Merging now.