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tmilker opened this issue Mar 1, 2010 · 10 comments
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gemspec removed from git #3

tmilker opened this issue Mar 1, 2010 · 10 comments

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@tmilker
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tmilker commented Mar 1, 2010

Why was this removed from git? You can no longer use bundle install in Rails 3 to grab the latest version of rspec-rails.

@dchelimsky
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gem "rspec-rails", :version => ">= 2.0.0.beta.1"

Works just fine.

@dchelimsky
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I'd prefer people use the published gems. If you use github as a source there's no guarantee you'll ever get anything that works.

@tmilker
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tmilker commented Mar 2, 2010

Ack, thanks for the no confirm delete github, I did not mean to click that.

@dchelimsky
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Did you delete your comment?

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tmilker commented Mar 2, 2010

I did not mean to delete the one between your two above there, yes.

@dmathieu
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dmathieu commented Mar 4, 2010

I think most of us know that when we use the edge version of a repository we have some chances to break everything.

But the opposite also works. You've committed 572a81108a, which should allow us to test the controllers. Without that commit, we can't launch our controller specs without having the error undefine method describer_class.

I think you should let people decide whether they want to use the committed version or a repository commit.

@dchelimsky
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I restored the gemspec - we'll see how it goes.

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dmathieu commented Mar 4, 2010

Thank you.

@levifig
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levifig commented Apr 13, 2010

"You passed :version as an option for gem 'rspec-rails', but it is invalid."

Should be:
gem "rspec-rails", ">= 2.0.0.beta.1"

@dchelimsky
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@levifig - this issue is already closed. Please report any new issues in a separate github issue. When you do, please tell me what command you are running to get this feedback.

Thanks.

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