Add ./bin to path in .envrc

- So that the spring-ified rspec binary (and other spring binstubs) run
  by default
- This makes tests run faster by default

Author: Gerg

.envrc

@@ -1,10 +1,12 @@
 cores=$(/usr/sbin/sysctl -n hw.logicalcpu)
 
-if (( cores > 8 )); then
-  # This environment variable overrides the `parallel_test` gem's default behavior
-  # which is to use all available logical cores.
-  # Running with 16 cores is very slow for reasons we don't fully understand
-  # but are probably due to lock file or disk resource contention
+if ((cores > 8)); then
+	# This environment variable overrides the `parallel_test` gem's default behavior
+	# which is to use all available logical cores.
+	# Running with 16 cores is very slow for reasons we don't fully understand
+	# but are probably due to lock file or disk resource contention
 
-  export PARALLEL_TEST_PROCESSORS=8
+	export PARALLEL_TEST_PROCESSORS=8
 fi
+
+PATH_add bin

spec/README.md

@@ -128,14 +128,15 @@ CC in a background process and then forks it every time you run tests. That
 means that everything loaded prior to the fork doesn't need to be re-loaded
 every time you run tests. This can speed up tests substantially.
 
-To use spring, run `./bin/rspec` in place of `rspec`. Spring should
-automatically watch and reload files, but you can manually stop it with
-`./bin/spring stop`. It will automatically start again the next time you run
-`./bin/rspec`.
+To use Spring, run `./bin/rspec` in place of the default `rspec` binary. CC's
+`.envrc` adds the `./bin`` directory to your PATH, so in most cases you can
+just run `rspec`. Spring will automatically watch and reload files, but you can
+manually stop it with `spring stop`. It will automatically start again
+the next time you run `rspec`.
 
 Example performance improvement:
 ```sh
-❯ multitime -n 10 bundle exec rspec spec/unit/actions/app_create_spec.rb
+❯ multitime -n 10 bundle exec /path/to/default/rspec spec/unit/actions/app_create_spec.rb
 
 ...
 
@@ -160,6 +161,8 @@ user        0.177       0.032       0.129       0.185       0.233
 sys         0.103       0.014       0.078       0.107       0.126
 ```
 
+If you do not want to use Spring, you can set the `DISABLE_SPRING` environment variable.
+
 #### Spork (Legacy)
 
 Spork is an older implementation of the same "forking" strategy implemented by Spring.