guard-spork with ruby-debug enabled

This is a sample Rails application, demonstrating the use of guard-spork and ruby-debug19 together.

Just place a call to the debugger method somewhere in your code that will get called when you run rspec. For example, here in spec/models/user_spec.rb (already added there for your convenience):

require 'spec_helper'

describe User do
  it do
    debugger 
    User.count.should == 0
  end
end

Start up guard (which in turn will start up spork):

bundle exec guard

Then, in a different window/terminal, run autotest:

bundle exec autotest

You should see the ruby-debug console appear in the terminal where you started guard/spork and should be able to type ruby-debug commands into it!