Developing

Developing GLI

GLI uses bundler to manage development-time dependencies. I also suggest you use rvm when developing, using at least Ruby 1.8.7 and Ruby 1.9.2.

Unit Tests

Unit tests all pass on the supported rubies

# install rvm 

> for ruby in 1.9.2 1.8.7 jruby ree rbx 
do
rvm install $ruby
rvm use $uby
rvm gemset create gli-dev
rvm gemset use gli-dev
gem install bundler
bundle install
done
bin/test_all_rubies.sh
# If all green, you are good to go
rvm use 1.8.7@gli-dev
rake rcov

GLI currently has 100% test coverage (of everything except for the scaffold task), and I'd like to keep it that way. If you submit patches, please have a test, that makes it easier for me to know if anything's broken.

System Tests

GLI uses aruba and cucumber for system testing; these tests test the gli executable and the scaffold app generated by gli init. Currently, these features fail on JRuby (due to different handling of ruby paths that I haven't sorted out) and also do not work on rbx (this issue filed to get to the bottom of it).

> for ruby in 1.9.2 1.8.7 ree 
do
rake features
done