OSS Gate Workshop: Techouse: 2024-04-18: pupudesu: annotate_models: Work log

[pupudesu]

This is a work log of a "OSS Gate workshop". "OSS Gate workshop" is an activity to increase OSS developers. Here's been discussed in Japanese. Thanks.

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[pupudesu]

When I was an intern, I was told to create a new model. I had to annotate the new model and wanted to use the annotate_models gem. At that time, I didn't know how to use it, so I checked their github page.

[pupudesu]

After checking out their Usage section, I figured that I can use the annotate --models command.

I tried using it and it annotated not only the model I made, but also rewrote other models annotations. I was confused because I didn't touch other models, then I realized that the other model annotations were not up to date. This is an issue for sure, but I didn't want to include these changes in my pull request because it's out of scope.

[pupudesu]

I wondered if there is a way to annotate a specific file, just like how rspec is capable of running a specific test by adding file name after the command, so I tried searching some relevant keywords in the readme page, but I couldn't find anything.

I then checked if it's listed in issues and found a pretty similar problem.

[pupudesu]

Thinking that it's probably similar to rspec, I then tried this command: annotate --models <model_file_path> With this command, I got the annotation done only to that model, factory, and spec files.

Since this is what the issue author probably wants to do, I wrote a comment there.

[pupudesu]

I then checked the readme to see whether it's mentioned. I saw that although there is no singe model command example, it is mentioned in Options that it's doable.

However, I think this is hard to notice especially as a beginner, so I thought it would be nice to have it specifically explained as an example in the readme.

[daipom]

• READMEにexampleを追加するPRを作ってみるとよさそう！
• 足りない機能について機能リクエストするissueを作るのもいいかも！

[pupudesu]

• READMEにexampleを追加するPRを作ってみるとよさそう！
• 足りない機能について機能リクエストするissueを作るのもいいかも！

さっき相談した時もそういうアドバイスもらったので、今からやろうと思ってます！

[pupudesu]

To submit a pull request, I checked the readme to see if there is any guideline on how to do it, but I couldn't find anything. I then checked how the other pull requests were done as a reference.

From there, I saw that other people forked the repository and submitted their pull request from their own branch.

[pupudesu]

Based on that, I submitted a pull request to include the single model use case.

[github-actions[bot]]

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