I know we talked about the gemspec before, and I realize you can generate one after pulling Green Shoes, but here's a reason to include one in the repo. Maybe you know a better way to go about this.
I have a Gemfile (for bundler) which is setup to pull the most recent version of Green Shoes from git:
Could not find gem 'green_shoes (>= 0)' in git://github.com/ashbb/green_shoes (at master).
Source does not contain any versions of 'green_shoes (>= 0)'
The only way around this is for me to fork green shoes and give it my own repo as the git source.
I know we talked about the gemspec before, and I realize you can generate one after pulling Green Shoes, but here's a reason to include one in the repo. Maybe you know a better way to go about this.
I have a Gemfile (for bundler) which is setup to pull the most recent version of Green Shoes from git:
But without a gemspec, it gives:
The only way around this is for me to fork green shoes and give it my own repo as the git source.
John