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Oh, just saw in your README: „I tried out `newgem` to create the infrastructure for this project, but I didn‘t realize that `newgem` is a runtime dependancy 🙁 `newgem` also has a bunch of dependancies of it‘s own …“
newgem-created gems don’t specify any dev dependencies. If you create a gem foobar – when ppl install it, it will not install newgem, nor hoe etc. You only need those gems if you are a developer or tester of the gem. So it only mentions the need for them when you run rake.
Yeah, sorry, I realize the wording in the README is not technically correct, but I was too lazy to think of a better word … I’ll change it around tonight. Do you think it might be possible to extract the dependancy from the build? I’ve wanted to have a look at that…
Concerning the screencast: weave is more of a just-for-fun/educational/makes a neat presentation thing than something practical, but if that’s no obstacle, sure I could do a screencast.
Ich muss auch mal wieder nach London, hab schon zwo meetings ausgelassen. Das geht so nicht weiter.
Can you do screencasts to show Weave?
Oh, just saw in your README: „I tried out `newgem` to create the infrastructure for this project, but I didn‘t realize that `newgem` is a runtime dependancy 🙁 `newgem` also has a bunch of dependancies of it‘s own …“
newgem-created gems don’t specify any dev dependencies. If you create a gem foobar – when ppl install it, it will not install newgem, nor hoe etc. You only need those gems if you are a developer or tester of the gem. So it only mentions the need for them when you run rake.
Yeah, sorry, I realize the wording in the README is not technically correct, but I was too lazy to think of a better word … I’ll change it around tonight. Do you think it might be possible to extract the dependancy from the build? I’ve wanted to have a look at that…
Concerning the screencast: weave is more of a just-for-fun/educational/makes a neat presentation thing than something practical, but if that’s no obstacle, sure I could do a screencast.