Examples

Here are some cucumber features that contain an example of how a sporked spec_helper.rb or env.rb ought to look:

From the Spork Integration Tests

These are minimalist, but this is the bare minimum you will need to use spork:

• spec/spec_helper.rb – RSpec
• features/support/env.rb – Cucumber

Other Examples

Please feel free to add your own examples as gists:

For when using…

• Cucumber with Pickle
• Rails 3/Mongoid/Fabrication/Capybara
• “Rails 3/Mongoid/Machinist”
• Rails 3/ActiveRecord/Fabrication
• Rails 3/ActiveRecord/Fabrication/Guard
• “Rails 3/ActiveRecord/Machinist”
• Rails 3/ActiveRecord/Factory Girl
• Rails 3/ActiveRecord/Factory Girl/Devise
• Your gist here

Figured out how to get that lib playing nice with spork? Gist it!

Additional Information

If you need some guidelines for changing your spec_helper.rb, check out Ben Mabey advice in the RSpec mailing list