Update 03-expert to work with README.md #668
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Latest Rails versions do not have a README.rdoc, use README.md
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…ead of README.rdoc Current Rails version uses `README.md` instead of the old `.rdoc` file, and the templates have not been updated to reflect that. This patch changes both the logic to insert content into the README file and the check whether a previous template has been already run. Related: #668
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Thanks!, merged! I've missed this change in latest Rails, so I've fixed the other templates as well, both the logic to insert the content and the logic to check whether a previous template has been already run. |
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Latest Rails versions do not have a README.rdoc, use README.md