Mike Gunderloy posted a little snippet of Ruby code that let's you use Test::Unit 2.0 in your Rails project, without screwing up the Rails project for anyone else still using Test::Unit 1.0.
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Use Test::Unit 2.0 in Your Rails Projects
(I also just wanted to try out the auto-expand feature of gists on Posterous!)
Thanks Mike!
Posted on 13th of September, 2009