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I'm going to take a stab at this now. |
…command line (guard-jasmine) from guard (guard) or in the browser (/jasmine).
…next steps sections of the outro and read me.
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@jonah-carbonfive or @subakva, want to take a look at this before I merge? |
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Opened an issue on guard-jasmine: guard/guard-jasmine#82 When implemented, we can clean up our rake task by removing an explicit setting to use thin. Also, thin (or whatever) will be used automatically via the rake task, command line and guard. |
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Ideal solution allows for realtime bdd style testing in a browser AND headless execution from the command line. Headless CL is more important, if we have to choose.
@ingar is using guard-jasmine and phantomjs and likes it.