Closed shyam closed 9 years ago
Thanks for contributing, @shyam. Everything looks good other than a few minor personal styling preferences. Please only make one expectation per it
block. Also, you don't need to specify an it
block description for all of those, which will make it a little shorter (the expect(a_get..
requires a description because there isn't an inferred description). Don't worry about the line length comment in the specs as long as it's under 100-120.
thanks for the review, @dblessing. will address them and push again.
@dblessing - Travis had failed on account of rubocop. However, the same command passes on my local. Any ideas ?
@shyam I've seen that before with different versions of rubocop. When running with bundle exec
I would expect that to be resolved, but I'm not sure. I'll take a look and won't reject it just because of a small style issue :smile:
@shyam Sorry for the delay. Thank you for your contribution! I will release a new gem shortly
FYI - I made one slight change. I drilled the system_info object down to system
since there's no usable info at the system
level. Now instead of calling Rundeck.system_info.system...
you can simply call Rundeck.system_info.stats...
or whatever info you want.
Thanks Drew.
Released as 1.2.0
This will resolve #10 .
As this is my first contribution to a ruby gem, please help me on changing any specific specs to the style followed within this project.