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How to use native OS X notification instead of growl in autotest for Ruby on Rails?

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Is is possible? I don't want to install Growl for that.

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Meliborn Avatar asked Jan 07 '13 15:01

Meliborn

1 Answers

You can try terminal-notifier or rspec-nc if you are using Rspec

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Eugene Rourke Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 00:10

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