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In my guardfile: guard 'zeus', run_all: false, rspec: false do
Despite this everytime I modify an rspec file that file is run. I can disable this only by removing the watch on those files. Now admittedly that makes a little sense... why would I watch those files if I don't care. (I had originally just wanted to disable spec running temporarily. )
However, I'm confused by the purpose of rspec: false if it doesn't disable running specs automatically what does it do?
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In guard-zeus (2.0.1)
In my guardfile:
guard 'zeus', run_all: false, rspec: false do
Despite this everytime I modify an rspec file that file is run. I can disable this only by removing the watch on those files. Now admittedly that makes a little sense... why would I watch those files if I don't care. (I had originally just wanted to disable spec running temporarily. )
However, I'm confused by the purpose of
rspec: false
if it doesn't disable running specs automatically what does it do?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: