The `hobo13doc` branch on the other hand, is a bastard hybrid, so it's
best to start with the 1.0 cookbook.
Let me know if you have any problems or would like some suggestions on
what you can do to help.
thanks,
Bryan
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The big stumbling block porting to 1.3 is going to be getting `rake
cookbook:load_api_docs` to run.
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For development:
echo $PWD > git-path
git branch > git-version
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Since you're now a genuine rails3 app, you can remove both. Some
sort of gem-foo would be then needed to locate the hobo source to
generate taglibs,
> At this all the cookbook tasks work with the exception
> of rebuild_generator_docs. First I't trying to cd into a nonexistent dir
> rails3app, since there isn't a Rails.root in front of it I'm not 100%
> sure exactly where this dir belongs. Second it's then going to rvm to
> 1.9.2-p0. Is this the version we want to base this all off of? I'm
> currently using ruby 1.8.7 but can switch up to 1.9.2 if that is the desired
> target.
Since you're now a genuine rails3 app, you can remove all of this
crap, and just do a "bundle exec rails g hobo:#{gen} --help"
> Oh and one more aside. There is a bit of a problem with rake 0.9.x. For
> now I've just dropped back to 0.8.7 and included it in the Gemfile. If
> you'd like to handle it a different way just let me know.
Yup, have had to do the same in some of my apps.
Bryan
I'm starting on a "cheat sheet" for Hobo that hopefully will have two solid and concise components:
I) A workflow cycles section and
II) A concepts / code section that will help people to perhaps exploit the book more easily as well as be able to search for answers more readily on the list and in the Cookbook.
I am hoping to start off by getting some community suggestions here from intermediate to advanced users, or heck, if you're a beginner, please throw in your thoughts. The goal is to distill down knowledge of advanced users in such a format that any beginner can step in and have a more clear method to the "magic" that Hobo provides.
For experienced developers, what kind of project and daily workflow cycles do you find yourself in? What commands do you run and then what activities do you perform iteratively during your project(s)?
If you want to think about the 2nd item and offer feedback as well, you're certainly welcome to do so, but I'm hoping to start with at least the first item as it will give me some structure with which to start working.
Thanks SO VERY MUCH for ANY input or thoughts whatsoever!!!!
Kindest regards,
-George
Since you're now a genuine rails3 app, you can remove both. Some
sort of gem-foo would be then needed to locate the hobo source to
generate taglibs,
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P.S. You're obviously on the right track. Thanks for all your help!
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thanks,
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That should be fixed now.
thanks,
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I've pushed changed up to github again if anyone is interested. Still much work to be done but at least this way what is done won't get lost.Bob
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On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 12:23 PM, Bob Sleys <bsl...@gmail.com> wrote:
But that's not really what you wanted. The old cookbook was
depending on the view code turning those angle brackets into < etc.
The problem was that Hobo 1.3 was doing that twice. So I fixed that
too.
Now you can do either:
"<#{tag}#{' for=\'' + for_type + '\'' if for_type}>"
or
"<{tag}#{' for=\'' + for_type + '\'' if for_type}>".html_safe
and get the same result. Which I think is the behavior people expect.
I pushed the fix to Hobo, and have fixed a couple of other things I
found, and pushed your work to
https://github.com/tablatom/hobocookbook/tree/rails3
I'll email Tom and ask him to add you to the committers list for the cookbook.
Bryan
> which is calling
> def short_def_line
> "<#{tag}#{' for=\'' + for_type + '\'' if for_type}>"
thanks,
Bryan
The task sounds like exactly the right thing, as it could easily be
added to the vlad deployment scripts.
thanks,
Bryan
thanks,
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It means that I thought I typed "git push", but I actually hadn't. :)
Please bundle update hobo again.
>
> As for the other links in the manual dir theses a new task to update them.
awesome. I hope that means we're at the "we can add new things now" stage. :)
cheers,
Bryan
Beyond that, there's lots of stuff that could be done, but that's all
that must be done.
I just noticed that Kevin has a fork where he has added some search
capability. What's the status of that, Kevin? Can we steal it?
thanks,
Bryan