I’m using rails.vim and when I use :A on a model file, it opens the corresponding testunit file. How do I make it open the corresponding rspec file?
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I’m using rails.vim and when I use :A on a model file, it opens the corresponding testunit file. How do I make it open the corresponding rspec file?
Rails.vim will load test/unit first (if it exists), then rspec.
So, fix the framework you use most often and keep your stuff in either the test or spec folders.