From: Tom Cloyd <tomcloyd@...>
Date: 2009-02-28T17:37:39+09:00
Subject: minitest documentation anywhere?

Well nuts. Trying to get minimally up to speed with some extremely 
modest testing and I cannot even get off the ground.

I'm going for now with minitest. I found a modest and useful intro. in 
PickAxe 3rd. But...minitest's RDoc is extremely minimal, and essentially 
useless to me, and there no CLI that I seem to wake up, no results from 
"minitest -h". So...

when I read at 
http://github.com/Narnach/minitest/blob/2736f339dc241fc8acef9f502ec598ce234539ab/README.rdoc 
that -

"Minitest has the following command line options:

profile: 	Force rspec output format to �profile�, combined with coloured 
output and unified diffs.
drb: 	Use a spec server to execute specs, speeding up their execution."


Really. Where's he getting THAT from? Secret knowledge? I have no idea.

And WHAT command line ... I cannot seem to get one. 

Google give me nothing useful, which seems odd.

Is there any path up this mountain, or do I simply have to scale a cliff?

Any help would be appreciated.

t.

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