rspec users - Apr 2011 - rspec _and_ Rails test::unit tests

There''s so much different chatter about this issue and I was wondering
if any of you could spare the time to assist.

Start a new Rails3 project. Initialize rspec for the project. Now run
autotest. Ok, great, "loading autotest/rails_rspec2"

Now run autotest -s rails. Ok, great, the Rails test suite in test/
runs.

How the heck do I get both to run by just running "autotest" ?

I''ve tried adding mappings and also Autotest.add_discovery calls
in .autotest, in autotest/discover.rb, etc. and always get screwed up
results.

Thanks for your time. Again, all that should need to be done is:

- rails new someapp && cd someapp
- rails generate rspec:install
- (magic configuration here)
- autotest

I''d like to be able to add the magic configuration, run autotest, and
see that both spec/* and test/* run.

On Apr 10, 2011, at 6:45 PM, ybakos wrote:
> There''s so much different chatter about this issue and I was
wondering
> if any of you could spare the time to assist.
> 
> Start a new Rails3 project. Initialize rspec for the project. Now run
> autotest. Ok, great, "loading autotest/rails_rspec2"
> 
> Now run autotest -s rails. Ok, great, the Rails test suite in test/
> runs.
> 
> How the heck do I get both to run by just running "autotest" ?
> 
> I''ve tried adding mappings and also Autotest.add_discovery calls
> in .autotest, in autotest/discover.rb, etc. and always get screwed up
> results.
> 
> Thanks for your time. Again, all that should need to be done is:
> 
> - rails new someapp && cd someapp
> - rails generate rspec:install
> - (magic configuration here)
> - autotest
> 
> I''d like to be able to add the magic configuration, run autotest,
and
> see that both spec/* and test/* run.
AFAIK, it''s not supported. Autotest only supports invoking a single
subclass of Autotest at a time, and RSpec''s is designed to run specs.

HTH,
David