How to generate annotation for a single model

[justin808]

I tried

annotate --exclude tests,fixtures,factories -i app/models/my_model.rb

and

annotate --exclude tests,fixtures,factories -i MyModel

and in both cases, all models are annotated.

[ctran]

Please include ruby version and annotate version.

[justin808]

Ruby 2.1.3

~/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.3@paynearme/gems/annotate-2.6.5

[justin808]

@ctran What should the correct syntax be? Any work around. I'm dealing with an app that has 130 tables!

[zeade]

Same problem, ruby v2.1.5, annotate v2.6.5.

Pretty sure this is the culprit: https://github.com/ctran/annotate_models/blob/develop/lib/annotate/annotate_models.rb#L346

Hacky work-around: putting random characters in front of a real model file will run annotate on the real model, for example the following command will ignore "invalid-non-whitespace" and run on just "valid_thing.rb":

annotate --exclude tests,fixtures,factories invalid-non-whitespace valid_thing.rb

Separate problem, annotate does not seem to understand relative path names to a file e.g. app/models/valid_thing.rb is not found but valid_thing.rb is found.

[ctran]

Looks like a bug. I have a fix for this.

[deepakmahakale]

This works

annotate app/models/valid_thing.rb