anchor.diff:  God.watch do |w|
     w.name = 'mongrel'
     w.pid_file = w.pid_file = File.join(RAILS_ROOT, "log/mongrel.pid")
  -  
  +
     w.start = "mongrel_rails start -P #{RAILS_ROOT}/log/mongrel.pid  -d"
  -  
  +
     # ...
   end
   
  
positive.code: God.watch do |w|
    w.name = 'worker'
    # w.pid_file = is not set
    
    w.start = "rake resque:worker"
    
    # ...
  end
  ```
  
  
  If you'd rather have the PID file stored in a different location, you can 
  set it at the top of your config:
  
  ```ruby
  
negative.code: restart operations. You can define as many watches as you like. In the example
  above, I've got some Rails instances running in Mongrels that I need to keep
  alive. Every watch must have a unique `name` so that it can be identified
  later on. The `start` and `stop` attributes specify the commands to start
  and stop the process. If no `restart` attribute is set, restart will be
  represented by a call to stop followed by a call to start. The
  optional `grace` attribute sets the amount of time following a
  start/stop/restart command to wait before resuming normal monitoring
  