rails.rb in timcharper-spork-0.5.7

- old
+ new

@@ -37,10 +37,11 @@
       auto_reestablish_db_connection
       delay_observer_loading
       delay_app_preload
       delay_application_controller_loading
       delay_route_loading
+      delay_eager_view_loading
     end
     
     def reset_rails_env
       return unless ENV['RAILS_ENV']
       Object.send(:remove_const, :RAILS_ENV)
@@ -89,9 +90,27 @@
     
     def delay_route_loading
       if ::Rails::Initializer.instance_methods.include?('initialize_routing')
         Spork.trap_method(::Rails::Initializer, :initialize_routing)
       end
+    end
+    
+    def delay_eager_view_loading
+      # So, in testing mode it seems it would be optimal to not eager load 
+      # views (as your may only run a test that uses one or two views).
+      # However, I decided to delay eager loading rather than force it to 
+      # disable because you may wish to eager load your views (I.E. you're 
+      # testing concurrency)
+      
+      # Rails 2.3.x +
+      if defined?(::ActionView::Template::EagerPath)
+        Spork.trap_method(::ActionView::Template::EagerPath, :load!)
+      end
+      # Rails 2.2.x
+      if defined?(::ActionView::PathSet::Path)
+        Spork.trap_method(::ActionView::PathSet::Path, :load)
+      end
+      # Rails 2.0.5 - 2.1.x don't appear to eager cache views.
     end
   end
   
   def preload(&block)
     STDERR.puts "Preloading Rails environment"
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