RSpec (2.12.2) is giving me a hard time. If I want to reference a class in one of my specs and that class is not in the root of my `/lib` directory, it throws an error:

```
no such file to load -- test (LoadError)

```

It seems that my specs can be nested in a folder structure, but the moment I try and require a class that is in a nested folder (for example `lib/workers/conversion_worker.rb`), I get this error.

I am using require 'spec\_helper' in all my specs, but even hard-coding the path the classes results in the same error.

With this structure: 

```
-lib/
  - class_found.rb
  - workers/
     - class_not_found.rb

```

The spec looks like this:

```
# spec/workers/class_not_found_spec.rb
require "spec_helper"
require "class_not_found"

describe ClassNotFound do    
  it "Does something"
end

```

The following runs the spec successfully (the -I flag adds a path to the $LOAD\_PATH):

```
$ rspec spec/workers/class_not_found_spec.rb -I /Path/to/project/*

```

So it seems that RSpec isn't adding anything below lib to its path.

I can successfully require class\_not\_found.rb using require\_relative:

```
require_relative "../../lib/workers/class_not_found.rb" #Succeeds

```

But not using require:

```
require "lib/workers/class_not_found.rb" # Fails

```