guard/guard — Issue #159: Show a little bit more about the error in the notification
Author: Nerian
Created: 2011-10-12 14:30:19+00:00
State: open

When I write a failing test Guard automatically runs the example. It fails, saying `1 example, 1 failure`.

Then I have to go to the terminal and look what the actual error is.

What I would love to see in the growl notification is:

```ruby
1) SchoolsController GET new assigns @school
Failure/Error: assigns(:school).should eq(school)

expected #
got nil

(compared using ==)
````

And I can configure it to be sticky, so I have the explanation right there for a couple of seconds.

That way I don't need to switch context.

Now this behaviour should only happen when there is just __one__ failing test. If there are many, then the current behaviour is the right one.

What do you think?