Fixed the invalid gemspec error

[deanpcmad]

Fixed this error by removing those files from s.files in the annotate.gemspec file.

annotate ... did not have a valid gemspec.
This prevents bundler from installing bins or native extensions, but that may not affect its functionality.
The validation message from Rubygems was:
  ["VERSION", "bin/annotate_models", "bin/annotate_routes", "lib/tasks/migrate.rake"] are not files

[travisbot]

This pull request fails (merged 87824f5 into 112ebfa).

[deanpcmad]

I'm not sure why the pull request failed. I only touched the gemspec file :(

[deanpcmad]

I've just tested this in one of my apps and I'm now getting ["lib/tasks/migrate.rake", "bin/annotate_models", "bin/annotate_routes"] are not files even though they aren't in the gemspec? I'm pulling it from my git repo. How odd.

[alexch]

Looks like it was that patch from @MrJoy gone wrong...

Travis CI is failing with "sh: 3: source: not found" which implies
some OS-level scripty thing not working on whatever system CI is
running on.

[alexch]

yup -- there are .rvmrc files inside spec/integration/rails_3.2.2 and spec/integration/rails_3.2.8 that try to re-source the master rvm script... @MrJoy, can we remove them? I'm wary of using .rvmrc files instead of putting the logic inside our actual test infrastructure.

[alexch]

I'll merge this since it seems safe (given that those files are actually not there right now). We'll have to be careful when we merge the rest of @myjoy's changes.

[alexch]

sigh... the new system of using RVM instead of Bundler is not really friendly with Travis CI. I've tried to tweak it but to no avail. Giving up for now...