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Answer 1

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Just create a spec/.spec file in your spec directory. The file should look like this:

--color [+Other options you want to pass to rspec]

Max Schulze 2010-10-26 16:18:25

This doesn't work for me. I also tried to put the --color option in a spec/spec.opts file but that doesn't work either.

MakeM 2010-10-26 16:23:00

I do have a .rspec file with the --color option in my project root. But when I run infinity_test it doesn't show up in color.

MakeM 2010-10-26 16:24:06

Do you have a .infinity_test file in place. Try putting the .rspec file in your user's home directory; ~/.rspec?

Max Schulze 2010-10-26 16:52:34

Answer 2

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This a bug in the InfinityTest.

There is a issue in Github.

It's a very strange bug, and don't find where the problem occurs. I think in the lib/infinity_test/command.rb#line 21 is the problem.

I'll try to solve the problem, but patches are welcome!

Sorry for that, but thanks for the info. =]

Tomás D'Stefano 2010-10-27 01:49:36

Tomas! Thank you for the awesome infinity_test! I'll try taking a look as well but as a rookie ruby/rails dev I'm not sure how much progress I'll make. And just so you know I'm using rspec 2.0

MakeM 2010-10-27 02:10:39

W00t! I'm glad that you're using InfinityTest =]

Tomás D'Stefano 2010-10-28 00:21:48

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