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Sending a symbol as the icon to ruby_gntp causes a crash #27
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I think this should be reported in the notiffany project, where the symbol should be properly translated into a filename (containing a path to one of notiffany's icons). Could you report it there? Thanks! |
@ericgross Were you able to come up with a workaround for this issue? |
I'd like a test case for this, because I don't use ruby_gntp. Here's the notifier code in Guard::RSpec It passes Here's the notifier from Guard::Cucumber
Which also passes one of those options:
So I have no idea how Guard::RSpec works but Guard::Cucumber doesn't. Does the simple Notiffany example work properly? https://github.com/guard/notiffany#usage Notiffany should be translating the ... and translate it to a file as here: So I'm not sure what exactly isn't working and I'm a Linux user so AFAIK. I don't have time to set up a http://www.macincloud.com reproducing the problem, so I can't do much until someone points out where the bug is. (If I get a reasonably non-invasive PR I can merge and quickly release). |
I am using ruby_gntp to send notifications and it works for RSpec, but Cucumber is causing
In this case, icon is :passed and type is "Notification".
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