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Solved uninitialized constant when running Rubocop. #113
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Solved uninitialized constant when running Rubocop.
@jish do you mind pushing new version to rubygems? this change for sure isn't available when running |
@jish maybe we could release 0.13.alpha1 ? |
it's a bit confusing - what's up with 0.12 and 0.13 (in readme)? wouldn't it be easier to prepare new version on separate brunch, you would be able to bump up bugfixes at 0.12 :) |
@pawelnguyen the 0.12 is currently released version of gem, we have a lot of changes on master which could be improved even more before releasing full version (minor bump), but this should not stop us from releasing an alpha version as most of the changes on master should work just fine - we have tests for them ;) @jish I can push the |
Hey, sorry guys. I think the reason I was holding off on this was because I was worried about backwards compatibility with the configuration changes. I think we have those addressed now though, so I think it should be safe to release a new version. |
Guys, this project has diverged too far... :( I can't even run the tests locally =/ |
I've been trying to get them to run locally for about an hour, I might have to call it for the night. I'll try for a bit longer, but this might have to wait until tomorrow. |
Ok, I figured everything out, and released a new version. Sorry for all of the spam messages! Hopefully everything works out for you. If not, please file a new issue and we'll try to sort it out. Thanks for your patience. |
👍 thanks for quick reaction. I've installed 0.13 and it works fine :) |
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