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RubyMine 4 Beta Update: Welcome MiniTest Support

Tatiana Vasilyeva
Tatiana Vasilyeva

Hello everyone,

We’re accelerating a little bit in anticipation of the release. Thanks to your feedback some bugs were caught in the previous beta update, so we decided to deliver the next one today. Please try RubyMine 4 Beta (build 113.2)

And we still have some new features for you, not only bug fixes. We are glad to announce MiniTest supported by RubyMine. Although the test framework comes bundled with Ruby 1.9.x, we suggest to use the minitest gem to stay up-to-date. Please note that you also need minitest-reporters gem to integrate with RubyMine test runner.

The full list of changes can be found in release notes.

I’ll tell you a secret, guys. Today is JetBrains Birthday! We can’t share the pie with you. So let this Beta be a small present :)

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Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains RubyMine Team

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