I spent a long time tonight trying to figure you why I couldn't make autotest work with rspec. I was eventually able to make it work, but when reading the rspec changelog I noticed this tidbit.
IMPORTANT: use the new 'autospec' command instead of 'autotest'. We changed
the way autotest discovers rspec so the autotest executable won't
automatically load rspec anymore. This allows rspec to live side by side other
spec frameworks without always co-opting autotest through autotest's discovery
mechanism.

Thanks, that was helpful!
-- Thibaut
Posted by: Thibaut Barrère | January 05, 2009 at 04:27 AM