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Not compatible with Zsh #117
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You need to create an alias for rake in your .zshrc. Like this:
alias rake="noglob rake"
With that in place you'll be good to go.
Reacted by Fi5tThanks @zan5hin! I should add that to the setup docs!
If you don't feel like not globbing, the following works fairly well, too:
rake "new_post[Zombie Ninjas Attack: A Pastafarian's Retrospective]"It probably dies on a lot of characters, but if you're in a bind, it's better than nothing.
That's pretty awful. Perhaps I should ditch the inline variable and make it a dialog?
rake new_post Enter a post title:I like that idea
I'm sorry for the annoyance, I didn't realize rake was so poor at arguments. This is on the list of coming attractions.
I'm not able to create a posting with a comma either. Using a \ to escape the comma didn't help. If you do add a prompt for the post name, could that be optional? I.e., if I enter
rake new_post["Some title"]have it work as it does not, but if I just enterrake new_posthave it prompt me for the title?Yeah I don't want everyone to have to relearn how to post. If the args are empty it'll ask for a title. Good thought.
Calling
downcaseon the title when making the filename might be a good idea, too. ;-)I'm currently working full steam on getting the 2.1 release ready. It's going to be in there. Sorry for the delay. I'm hoping to have it up this weekend.
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on May 21, 2012 Definitely appreciate the .zshrc alias comment. Fixed the issue for me, too.
@imathis per your bfa5255 commit, I tried,
rake new_postand was not prompted for a title, but rather the title was automatically "new post" and the file was<date>-new-post.markdown.Did you change this?
@westonplatter Rake new_post has had defaults for a long time.
Latest version, used here with oh-my-zsh, some issues still persist:
➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗ rake new_post[\"test"\] dquote> ➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗ rake "new_post[test]" mkdir -p source/_posts Creating new post: source/_posts/2012-09-11-test.markdown ➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗ rm source/_posts/2012-09-11-* ➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗ rake "new_post[karida loaded!]" zsh: event not found: ] ➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗ rake "new_post[karida loaded]" mkdir -p source/_posts Creating new post: source/_posts/2012-09-11-karida-loaded.markdown ➜ .octopress git:(master) ✗I can't put special chars like: $!@#%^&.. in the title. But it's okay...
Try creating an alias like this
alias rake="noglob rake".Already did that.
+1 for zsh support.
the
alias rake="noglob rake"worked for me with iterm2 (zsh)bundle exec rake "new_post[no special characters]"
was what i needed to run with rake 0.9.6 (using a oh-my-zsh and iterm2)Had the same problem, the .zshrc fix did not work, but @nserror comment worked.thanks.
thanks good work for me
I have the same problem, but using
the alias rake="noglob rake"works fine. Putting this suggestion in the doc may be helpful for many folks :-)
Hello,
The Rake task for creating a new post seems to be not compatible with Zsh.