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jpatokal / mediawiki-gateway

Ruby framework for MediaWiki API manipulation
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Bundler usage for dependencies #16

Closed thilko closed 13 years ago

thilko commented 13 years ago

Hello,

what do you think about to use bundler?

Cheers,

Thilko

jpatokal commented 13 years ago

Seems a bit overkill, since the only runtime dependency is RestClient.

thilko commented 13 years ago

Maybe you are right (what about active_support?). I just tried to get the specs working, but I don´t know which dependencies I have to install (rcov, rr, active_model etc. ) and I think it is more comfortable to use it. BTW, what do you think about an version upgrade of rspec?

jpatokal commented 13 years ago

Development dependencies are listed in the gemspec, gem install mediawiki-gateway --development should pull them down for you. And you're right, activesupport should be a required dependency, will fix that.

As for Rspec, any particular reason you want to upgrade? The project I originally wrote the gem for uses Rails 2, and AFAIK Rspec-2 requires Rails 3. The gem itself, though, should work in both.

thilko commented 13 years ago

Thx! There is no specific reason for the ne rspec version, just used the actual one and it does´nt work. I wil give it a try!