Esad Hajdarevic wrote:
> Hi,
>>> Is -R option made for this at all? Does it support absolute pathnames? I
>>> looked at the rake source and
>>> Rake::Application#load_rakefile seems to search for the Rakefile first,
>>> and then imports the tasks.
>>>
>> Even though you supplied rake libraries, rake is still looking for a
>> main rakefile.
>>
> Is there a possibility to support the behaviour I want out of the box
> with rake? I even tried specified an empty or
> existing Rakefile, the .rake files from the directory I specified don't
> get included!
I just tried this on windows and it works fine. However, I reviewed
your command line:
rake -R=c:\utils\rake -T
Drop the = in the -R option. One of the following options will work:
rake -Rc:\utils\rake -T
rake -R c:\utils\rake -T
rake --rakelib=c:\utils\rake -T
The = form only works with the double-dash long version.
-- Jim Weirich
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