Closed luismadrigal closed 2 years ago
@luismadrigal : I fixed it in my fork: https://github.com/Kulgar/guard-bundler-audit/blob/patch-1/lib/guard/bundler_audit.rb You can use that in your Gemfile:
gem "guard-bundler-audit", git: "git@github.com:Kulgar/guard-bundler-audit.git", branch: "patch-1"
I did a pull request, but the project wasn't updated for a long time so... I don't know if there is still someone around ^^'
@aktagon : I'd be happy to continue maintaining this project if you don't want to
Sorry, I didn't see the notifications. I have added you as maintainer.
@christianhellsten : no worries, thanks, I've just accepted my PR :-) Will you take care of the update on rubygems?
Thanks!
I can add you to the project there as well if you create an account on rubygems.org. I tried to add your ct2c.fr address but got an error "User must exist".
@christianhellsten : seems that I was using an old address there. Just changed it to my ct2c.fr address :-) thx!
@luismadrigal : There, I pushed new version 0.1.5 on rubygems - it is working fine for me now in my project. You can use the gem :-) - Closing the issue
@Kulgar Thank you! I'm so happy to see this fixed!
I was hoping to use this guard but it seems it might not be working anymore. The gem itself works, but I can't get this guard to work, whenever I start guard I guess an error - see stack trace below.
This is in the Guardfile as specified in the README
Guard Start
Stack Trace
Anyway, I'm hoping for a fix or workaround.
Thanks.