rspec users - Aug 2010 - Problem running "spec spec" or "rake spec" (does nothing)

I have an unusual problem.  I''m adding test coverage to my project,
and I''d like to be able to run "rake spec" to run all the
tests in
the /spec folder of the app, but whenever I use the commands "spec
spec" or "rake spec" I get no return value (rubymine returns
"no tests
found" if I use that).  However, spec spec/*.spec works, and running
the individual specs work.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated.


-Chris Lemcke

both rake spec and spec itself expect a spec file to be named *_spec.rb, not
*.spec

On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 12:42 PM, theLemcke <sixtimesnine at gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have an unusual problem.  I''m adding test coverage to my
project,
> and I''d like to be able to run "rake spec" to run all
the tests in
> the /spec folder of the app, but whenever I use the commands "spec
> spec" or "rake spec" I get no return value (rubymine returns
"no tests
> found" if I use that).  However, spec spec/*.spec works, and running
> the individual specs work.  Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> -Chris Lemcke
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