highfidelity/fake_braintree

Server does not start when using Spring

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greggroth commented

It looks like the server isn't starting when the bin/rspec file has been springified (https://github.com/jonleighton/spring-commands-rspec) using Rails 4.1.8. Has anyone else experienced this?

gabebw commented

Have you tried using the latest version from GitHub? It might have been a problem with Thin.

gabebw commented

(Thin is in the latest released version, but was removed in the unreleased version on GitHub.)

greggroth commented

I'm getting the same failure when I bundle from Github (a520338). When I use a springified rspec binstub, I don't see the output of thin starting up like I do when a normal rspec binstub.

gabebw commented

A few basic debugging questions:

  • Do you see an error or a crash, or does the server simply not start?
  • Are you sure that the server isn't starting? e.g. do you have tests that use fake_braintree that are failing?
greggroth commented

Do you see an error or a crash, or does the server simply not start?

The typical message from the server starting up:

$ bin/rspec
Thin web server (v1.6.2 codename Doc Brown)
Maximum connections set to 1024
Listening on 0.0.0.0:55124, CTRL+C to stop

is absent when I'm using the springified binstub.

Are you sure that the server isn't starting? e.g. do you have tests that use fake_braintree that are failing?

I have a test that I know relies on fake_braintree that passes when not using spring, but fails when using spring.

gabebw commented

That's very helpful. Just to be clear, though, when the tests DO work, you don't see the output about Thin, right? Because Thin shouldn't be starting at all with the latest Github version of the library.

gabebw commented

You can also use the recently-released v0.6.0 now instead of pulling it from GitHub.

greggroth commented

I've confirmed that the latest release works. Thank you!

gabebw commented

Great!