There probably was a reason to get rid of rspec in 2015, but that maybe only was, because Rene had it set up totally weirdly. Back then we probably used zeus and later spork. But right now I can't remember how we ran specs continously. Since I'm breaking a lot of tests right now and would like to fix them, I'm adding guard.
It's pretty much the default setup, but I'm fixing it to some older gem versions so that it works with our old ruby. Also I'm using the rspec binstub within guard so that it runs faster. Other than that: default setup.
There probably was a reason to get rid of rspec in 2015, but that maybe only was, because Rene had it set up totally weirdly. Back then we probably used zeus and later spork. But right now I can't remember how we ran specs continously. Since I'm breaking a lot of tests right now and would like to fix them, I'm adding guard.
It's pretty much the default setup, but I'm fixing it to some older gem versions so that it works with our old ruby. Also I'm using the rspec binstub within guard so that it runs faster. Other than that: default setup.