Ok, for anyone interested, i got it working now. It cannot find the fingerprinted stylesheet in production (don't know why), so i'm setting the tag manually to point to the non-fingerprinted file.
Anyone knows how to keep the redis process alive? I'm using Deamon Controller for a sphinx server, but have to say that I'm running into a lot of small problems (eg. using Capistrano to deploy the code).
I'm not deploying to Heroku right now (we're in Europe), so still need to figure this out myself. :)
Great suggestion - did not know about this. You can also change the settings to use spring, by just prepending the rspec command with it...
Thanks - good tips. So far I've been using "spin, combined with the kicker gem for autotests:
https://github.com/jstorimer/spin
Seems though Zeus and Spring are even easier to use.
Ok, for anyone interested, i got it working now. It cannot find the fingerprinted stylesheet in production (don't know why), so i'm setting the tag manually to point to the non-fingerprinted file.
Does not seem to work in production like this (I'm precompiling the assets).
Anyone knows how to keep the redis process alive? I'm using Deamon Controller for a sphinx server, but have to say that I'm running into a lot of small problems (eg. using Capistrano to deploy the code).
I'm not deploying to Heroku right now (we're in Europe), so still need to figure this out myself. :)