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The wiki has a page for CSV import/export tasks that does not work with 0.8.3 because running i18n-tasks does not load the configuration (config/i18n-tasks.yml.erb) early enough to register the custom commands. Only after a command has been specified is the configuration loaded.
It feels like a proper plug-in system (like the simple ones that Minitest or Hoe implement) would be better so that a CSV task can be added by simple discovery of a gem, but an alternative is to look for a .i18n-tasks.rb file that can be loaded, rather than looking in the config file.
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Hi, thanks for reporting this, should be fixed in v0.8.5. I've had a look at Minitest and I prefer this explicit approach over what minitest does (Gem.find_files("minitest/*_plugin.rb")).
* upstream/master:
add app/mailers to default search.relative_roots
Bump to 0.8.5
Fix plugins support glebm#153
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Bump to 0.8.4
Lock terminal-table to 1.4.5 due to tj/terminal-table#55
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Use ActiveSupport::Inflector.constantize instead of const_get for ruby 1.9 support
Reduce ActiveSupport dependencies, compat with 2.3
Support ActionMailer
The wiki has a page for CSV import/export tasks that does not work with 0.8.3 because running
i18n-tasks
does not load the configuration (config/i18n-tasks.yml.erb
) early enough to register the custom commands. Only after a command has been specified is the configuration loaded.It feels like a proper plug-in system (like the simple ones that Minitest or Hoe implement) would be better so that a CSV task can be added by simple discovery of a gem, but an alternative is to look for a
.i18n-tasks.rb
file that can be loaded, rather than looking in the config file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: