@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ But GitHub doesn't seem to consistently build gems, so use this as a fallback: This will create a gem structure under the 'my-gem' directory. The command is pretty forgiving with the name you supply, it will automatically transform anything that is camelcased into something more ruby-like. -After generating your gem, go ahead and add information about your gem to both the <tt>Rakefile</tt> and <tt>README.markdown</tt> files. The default version number is "0.1.0", but if you want to change that, take a look at <tt>lib/my_gem/version.rb</tt> to make the change - this will automatically be picked up when you rebuild your gem. +After generating your gem, go ahead and add information about your gem to both the <tt>Rakefile</tt> and <tt>README.rdoc</tt> files. The default version number is "0.1.0", but if you want to change that, take a look at <tt>lib/my_gem/version.rb</tt> to make the change - this will automatically be picked up when you rebuild your gem. Your new gem provides some Rake tasks for convenience: README.rdoc 8b15b12862f4834f55291dd3831d1846642def8f Patrick Reagan patrick.reagan@viget.com http://github.com/reagent/simple-gem/commit/81c5aa1519905039894b1dc9628c0828edebf18a 81c5aa1519905039894b1dc9628c0828edebf18a 2008-12-11T23:27:21-08:00 2008-12-11T23:27:21-08:00 Fixed typo in README docs 7c6329259d0cd6d452cea3b2c06099aac597f36a Patrick Reagan patrick.reagan@viget.com