To add a collaborator to this project you will need to use the Relish gem to add the collaborator via a terminal command. Soon you'll be able to also add collaborators here!
More about adding a collaboratorAdd warnings to configuration files
We don't really want developers to directly edit the output configuration
files, they should re-run the rake config task. To that end, we want to
output a warning into the output file but having that warning text verbatim in
the template file will be confusing. So, we provide helpers like
warning.as_yaml_comment for use in the templates.
- Scenarios
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- Add a warning in a YAML file
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- Given
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a file named "database.yml.dice" with:
<%= warning.as_yaml_comment %> - When
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I run
rake config - Then
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the file "database.yml" should contain:
# WARNING! Do not modify this file directly. It was generated from the # 'database.yml.dice' template file. # # Use the rake config task to reconfigure. See the template file for # further guidance.
- Add a warning in a Ruby file
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- Given
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a file named "secret_token.rb.dice" with:
<%= warning.as_ruby_comment %> - When
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I run
rake config - Then
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the file "secret_token.rb" should contain:
# WARNING! Do not modify this file directly. It was generated from the # 'secret_token.rb.dice' template file. # # Use the rake config task to reconfigure. See the template file for # further guidance.
- Add a warning in a XML file
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- Given
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a file named "web.config.dice" with:
<%= warning.as_xml_comment %> - When
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I run
rake config - Then
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the file "web.config" should contain:
<!-- WARNING! Do not modify this file directly. It was generated from the 'web.config.dice' template file. Use the rake config task to reconfigure. See the template file for further guidance. -->
Last published over 4 years ago by Andrew Smith.