> For example, RSpec 3.4 will use `coderay` for syntax highlighting [1] if it’s available, but doesn’t make `coderay` a dependency of the `rspec` gem. Absolute

> For example, RSpec 3.4 will use `coderay` for syntax highlighting [1] if it’s available, but doesn’t make `coderay` a dependency of the `rspec` gem. Absolutely true, two observations: - I've often wondered about syntax highlighting in rspec to make things more readable in tests, I wish I would have known about this and seen it featured more prominently. - RSpec have no vested interest in promoting Coderay. I do have a vested interest in making Harrow come to break-even, if we don't make it break even I may have to step away from the FOSS work that I so enjoy. Thanks for sharing rspec+coderay, that's gonna make life in rspec projects much more bearable!