RSpec changes
I’ve been using RSpec a fair bit this year and have been trying to make some contributions back to the community because it is such a wonderful project.
The thing is, despite its relative youth, RSpec is already a very refined project with some very smart people working on it. For the relative new-comer like me small bits and pieces are probably the order of the day.
I’ve started off with some tweaks to RSpec’s interaction with autotest
, corrections to the shared behaviour functionality, and today I’ve made some basic extensions to the RSpec TextMate bundle: some additional syntax colouring and displaying behaviours and examples in the function pop-up as shown below: