If you have rspecs anywhere else (say fast_spec/), the default rails.vim highlighting doesn't affect them. Added Specky to do this. Specky is not currently enabled in any other way (we will still use ruby-vim-conque to run tests, but Specky will do highlighting/file detection).
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hi! link txtBold Identifier
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hi! link zshVariableDef Identifier
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hi! link zshFunction Function
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hi! link rubyControl Statement
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hi! link rspecGroupMethods rubyControl
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hi! link rspecMocks Identifier
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hi! link rspecKeywords Identifier
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hi! link rubyLocalVariableOrMethod Normal
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hi! link rubyStringDelimiter Constant
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hi! link rubyString Constant
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hi! link rubyAccess Todo
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hi! link rubySymbol Identifier
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" Enforce the colors set here
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au VimEnter * so ~/.vim/plugin/settings/solarized.vim
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