On Aug 25, 2008, at 1:24 AM, Adam Salter wrote:
Tested the gem. Works well.
Great! What platform did you run it on?
I'm ok with your suggestion: -g = use system rakefiles -G = ignore system rakefiles
Good. I'm probably going to change this.
One thing I did notice is that it seems the "bubble up to rakefile" function doesn't work any more.
Yes, I just noticed that too.
Ie go to rakefile dir, change to subdirectory, type 'rake -T'... you get the system rakefile tasks. I think it's the order it does the checking for system rakefiles, it should bubble first, if no rakefiles found then system, if no system files found then exit. I guess this method is better, since it is more in line with older systems... I think I prefer the current way though.
The problem is that have_project_rakefile? doesn't bubble up when it does the checking. Rake really needs to do the bubble up checking, that's was one of the first features of rake over make that was included, and I don't want to lose that. If you are anywhere in the project, you will get project behavior. Only when you are outside any project will you get the system-wide behavior by default.
I'm working on fixing this. I just want to make sure we don't do the bubble up search more than once.
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