Yan Pritzker

Fyi, this is the ugliness I had to resort to in order to implement file adding functionality: ``` ruby result = Attachinary::Utils.process_hash(Cloudinary::Uploader.upload(url, :transformation => {...}, :eager => {...} )) result.scope...

I don't know if this is related - but ability to specify minimum filesize would be nice too.

Contents of Gemfile: ``` gem 'pronto' gem 'pronto-rubocop', require: false #Ruby styleguide gem 'pronto-rails_best_practices', require: false #Ruby styleguide gem 'pronto-scss', require: false gem 'pronto-jshint', require: false gem 'pronto-haml', require: false...

This is not particularly elegant, but you can override the Superworker in your own project like this (put this in spec_helper or some required file from there): ``` ruby module...

I found if you leave the window it stops writing to it. It's supposed to write in the background but not working 100%. Needs more investigation.

I'm using spring right now..Not integrated with vim yet. I'm trying to understand its quirks first.

Yeah I found that it for some reason enters insert..You could always hit `` :) I am working on ideas such as sending `` to it automatically.

Are you using the YADR project (my dotfiles project)? I noticed I had InsertOnEnter=1 so it might have been overriding your settings

I'm annoyed also :) but then all you really gotta do is hit escape.

Please try to make sure spec is in your path. try: `which spec`. If using from a project that uses rvm, try to make sure you start your vim from...