As can be seen in the attached file, I am running zeus and guard-zeus so that my tests are done quickly. I am using a split pane so that I can see the results quickly. However, as you can see the zeus server info alone takes almost the entire pane size and I still have to scroll the pane to see my error in detail. Is there a way to use zeus but still hide all those zeus related info when running guard?
Edit: seems like the attached image is not shown properly. I tried twice but still no luck. basically my screen is split 80:20 ratio. I am using vim in 80% pane and running guard in 20% pane. Zeus info takes up all screen leaving only little room to show the rspec errors.
As per your suggestion, if I run zeus start in one terminal and bundle exec guard in another terminal, I get the following error message when starting guard
Unable to accept socket connection. It looks like Zeus is already
running. If not, remove .zeus.sock and try again.
Still guard works fine and I am not seeing the annoying zeus info filling up my guard screen. Just wanted to know if this warning is normal and if there is any way to do this cleanly without warnings?
thanks @janukevic it works wonderful. Just another question. rspec output is liberally spaced. Is there a way, I can change the format of the output so that it’s bit condensed?