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March 3, 2012 17:44
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Running Guard For fill-all-the-things
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| /Users/bryce/development/fill-all-the-things>bundle exec guard | |
| Guard uses Growl to send notifications. | |
| Guard is now watching at '/Users/bryce/Dropbox/development/fill-all-the-things' | |
| Guard::JasmineHeadlessWebkit is running. | |
| Guard::JasmineHeadlessWebkit running all specs... | |
| Can't load , the file may be broken. | |
| Out of curiosity, did your tests try to submit a form and you haven't prevented that? | |
| Try running your tests in your browser with the Jasmine server and see what happens. | |
| Test ordering seed: --seed 7986 |
Yep, I installed qt after guard blew up in a different way originally. It installed fine on Lion without the --build-from-source option. I then reinstalled "jasmine-headless-webkit". I'll mess around more with this later. Baby duty calls...
Lame. apologies. I'll look into it. Maybe @johnbintz knows what's up.
@brycethornton - check out the last couple of posts to this Issue thread:
johnbintz/jasmine-headless-webkit#101
Maybe try upgrading JHW to version "0.9.0.rc1" ?
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Do you have QT installed?
try:
And if that blows up (it may well on Lion), then try: