Closed Silex closed 7 years ago
Also, I wanted to fix the tests but I'm not sure what to do. Should the test be modified or the command be fixed?
Scenario: Running rails console
Given I open the app file "app/models/user.rb"
And I turn on projectile-rails-mode
When I run "projectile-rails-console"
Then I should be in buffer "*ruby*"
And projectile-rails should be turned on
When I type "1 + 1"
And I open the app file "app/models/user.rb"
When I run "projectile-rails-console"
Then I should be in buffer "*ruby*"
Expected to be in buffer '*ruby*', but was in '*ruby*<2>'
And I should see "1 + 1"
Hi,
thanks for taking the action on the incorrect tag.
The error is due to the fact that inf-ruby now supports multiple irb buffers. Instead of looking for the precise buffer name *ruby*
I would look for a regexp *ruby*(<[0-9]+>)?
(actually it's not a valid elisp regexp, I just wrote it to let you know what I mean).
Alright, so I'd fix the test. I'll make a PR.
You pushed the tag master again. Please run this in your local repo:
git tag -d master
git fetch --all
git tag
The last line should show that no tag named master exists.
The test were failing again because it tried to build the tag master. I pushed a somewhat dummy commit effectively repairing the tests because it didn't try to build the tag master anymore :-)
Thanks for having an eye on me on that :) I've deleted that on 1 machine. I'm out of home but once I'm back I'll delete it also on the machine I have in my home.
Can we close this?
Most certainly yes.
Hello,
I took the liberty of deleting the tag "master". This was very likely a mistake.