Hi, thanks for this! I am curious about terminal commands. At around 5:29, after the output of the tests are shown, you seemed to turn the terminal output into something that you can scroll. Could you share how you did that?
Yup! In Tmux, if you do Leader+[ (for me, this is pressing Ctrl and z at the same time and then [), it turns into a scrollable area where you can navigate. Scrolling with my trackpack on MacOS works too. Sorry if this is odd to describe in a comment. Searching for scrolling a Tmux pane should help!
Hello my friend, I wanted to know what is causing an error that I have when executing some tests since the problem started after installing the gem as a super user and previously I had it with my normal user in fedora and it tells me index out of range
Thanks for this feedback! I'm working on some other videos with TDD and RSpec at the core with plain Ruby that I hope will help fill the gap between the first and second episodes. Let me know if there are any topics surrounding RSpec that you'd like more deep dives on!
Thank you for making this video, kept coming back to watch this to remind myself of the fundamentals of testing using RSpec!
When I grow up I want to type as fast as you.
Thanks for the tutorial :)
This is such a brilliant series and such nicely explained. I am glad i found this sooner. Thanks @Brett for this,
Thanks for the kind words!
You absolute gentleman!
Awesome work man. Thanks.
Thanks for the kind words!
Hi, thanks for this! I am curious about terminal commands. At around 5:29, after the output of the tests are shown, you seemed to turn the terminal output into something that you can scroll. Could you share how you did that?
Yup! In Tmux, if you do Leader+[ (for me, this is pressing Ctrl and z at the same time and then [), it turns into a scrollable area where you can navigate. Scrolling with my trackpack on MacOS works too. Sorry if this is odd to describe in a comment. Searching for scrolling a Tmux pane should help!
Ah the sound of your keyboard is just great
Hello my friend, I wanted to know what is causing an error that I have when executing some tests since the problem started after installing the gem as a super user and previously I had it with my normal user in fedora and it tells me index out of range
Thanks for this, really good way to get your feet wet for RSpec testing
There is a huge jump in technicality from the first video in the series to this one.
Thanks for this feedback! I'm working on some other videos with TDD and RSpec at the core with plain Ruby that I hope will help fill the gap between the first and second episodes. Let me know if there are any topics surrounding RSpec that you'd like more deep dives on!
Wow esta genial este tutorial :) gracias
Thank you
Editor name and terminal name please.
I'm using iTerm on MacOS with Tmux + Vim with the default light color scheme!
nice