Install Spring preloader when generating new applications

[jonleighton]

We have discussed among the core team about installing spring in newly generated applications by default. Here's my proposed integration.

[rafaelfranca]

Huge

[lukaszx0]

Coooool! ⛵

Changelog entry missing 😉

[jonleighton]

Note to self: I think we need to skip spring if the generating platform doesn't support Process.fork.

[pftg]

👍

[vipulnsward]

👍

[dhh]

One thing I'm thinking about. Spring should probably only be a development environment concern. I don't think you want spring running on a deployed server running in non-dev mode. How can we deal with that for the stubs?

[jonleighton]

It's already handled by the fact that spring is in the development group of the gemfile. So it's not installed on the server. If it's not installed, the binstub just bypasses spring and runs the underlying command.

[dhh]

Perfect then!

On Nov 20, 2013, at 10:30 AM, Jon Leighton notifications@github.com wrote:

It's already handle by the fact that spring is in the development group of the gemfile. So it's not installed on the server. If it's not installed, the binstub just bypasses spring and runs the underlying command.

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[jonleighton]

Fixed test failures and disabled installation of spring if the generating platform does not support Process.fork.

[carlosantoniodasilva]

Should we mention it's development only? (wondering about people reading this and thinking "ZOMG App Preloader").

[carlosantoniodasilva]

Happy to have spring in the default set of tools 👍

[exAspArk]

👍

[guilleiguaran]

Please rebase this and !!!

[jonleighton]

Yep, I will. Need to fix some tests too. I am slow :)