Add installation instructions to README.md

[mark-rushakoff]

Because there weren't any installation instructions in the README, and because the project is still marked as a fork from rails, I incorrectly assumed that I had to specify the git repository in my Gemfile to get your version of the gem. This commit adds to the README to clarify that it is indeed as easy as gem install acts_as_list. Hopefully this saves a few minutes for someone else.

[swanandp]

Pulled, thanks! Though the last bit "Then, in your source file.." is not
required. I'll remove it if you don't mind.

On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 1:29 AM, Mark Rushakoff <
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wrote:

Because there weren't any installation instructions in the README, and
because the project is still marked as a fork from rails, I incorrectly
assumed that I had to specify the git repository in my Gemfile to get your
version of the gem. This commit adds to the README to clarify that it is
indeed as easy as gem install acts_as_list. Hopefully this saves a few
minutes for someone else.

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-- Commit Summary --

• Add installation instructions to README.md

-- File Changes --

M README.md (13)

-- Patch Links --

https://github.com/swanandp/acts_as_list/pull/35.patch
https://github.com/swanandp/acts_as_list/pull/35.diff

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[mark-rushakoff]

Of course I don't mind if you remove it. I did notice that my project didn't have a require 'acts_as_list' line, but I assumed it was coming in via Bundler.require or some such.

Thanks for accepting the pull request!

[swanandp]

Right, bundler does a require by default, unless you specify :require => false in your gem declaration in the Gemfile.

On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 11:13 AM, Mark Rushakoff <
reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Of course I don't mind if you remove it. I did notice that my project
didn't have a require 'acts_as_list' line, but I assumed it was coming
in via Bundler.require or some such.

Thanks for accepting the pull request!

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