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Rails base app structure #1

Closed Pancrisp closed 7 years ago

Pancrisp commented 7 years ago

Description

The base app structure from running the rails new [project name] command. All files are untouched.

Members should be able to run the rails server command and navigate to localhost:3000 and where they'll be presented with a splash screen indicating their Ruby and Rails version numbers.

Note: The default .gitignore and README files have been removed so they don't overwrite the ones Jono has setup. Members will be able to clone this repo when setting up their Rails environment.

Risks

None: We don't have anything functioning yet.

thundergolfer commented 7 years ago

Nice work getting started on the @Pancrisp, we're gonna add a .travis.yml file now to get this PR green.

~~Also can you add a link to the place you got this base app structure from? Put it in the description.~~ Ah, nice.

thundergolfer commented 7 years ago

Are all those .keep files just there so the folder gets pulled into version control?

Pancrisp commented 7 years ago

Yeah, Git doesn't track empty folders so they're there to make sure it gets staged for commits.

thundergolfer commented 7 years ago

@Pancrisp can you add in a barebones .travis.yml?

thundergolfer commented 7 years ago

2 things

We don't care about the rvm: section in the .travis.yml because we will have a .ruby-version file. If we want we can specify the same version that's in that file in the .travis.yml file. In any case we don't want 2.22 or jruby.
We gotta merge my PR and retry this build

thundergolfer commented 7 years ago

Alright this is 🍏 so I'm happy to 👍 Nice job @Pancrisp

Louis-Stekhoven-Smith commented 7 years ago

All good 👍