Rob Lacey
2008-Nov-05 12:07 UTC
[rspec-users] no such file "spec/rake/spectask" even when rspec is install
Hi there, I wonder if anyone can help, I''ve recently moved a project over from using an old version of the rspec and rspec-rails plugins to using the gems. This worked seamlessly for both myself and another colleague. But another colleague is now getting this problem. no such file "spec/rake/spectask" When trying to run the simplest of rake tasks. We''ve compared gem versions and we all have duplicate setups as far as I can see, rspec and rspec-rails gems appear to be installed fine. Is there anything else we can try to find out what is missing? RobL
David Chelimsky
2008-Nov-05 12:36 UTC
[rspec-users] no such file "spec/rake/spectask" even when rspec is install
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 6:07 AM, Rob Lacey <robl at mail.pigdestroyer.co.uk> wrote:> Hi there, > > I wonder if anyone can help, I''ve recently moved a project over from using > an old version of the rspec and rspec-rails plugins to using the gems. This > worked seamlessly for both myself and another colleague. But another > colleague is now getting this problem. > > no such file "spec/rake/spectask" > > When trying to run the simplest of rake tasks. We''ve compared gem versions > and we all have duplicate setups as far as I can see, rspec and rspec-rails > gems appear to be installed fine. Is there anything else we can try to find > out what is missing?That developer probably does not have the rspec gem installed on his/her system. In the next release, when this happens, you''ll get a warning message (not an error, so that you can still run other rake tasks) that will tell you this, and instruct you to install the rspec gem. In the mean time, installing the rspec-rails and rspec gems on that system should solve the problem. Cheers, David> > RobL