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Removed command "application"#11616

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@arunagw arunagw commented Jul 26, 2013

I saw that this command is not doing anything.

commands/application.rb is fine to have when running new inside app. But this command is not doing anything.

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arunagw commented Jul 26, 2013

Or we could just change the description saying that it prints the rails USAGE command,

But that not make sense inside a rails application.

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arunagw commented Jul 31, 2013

@rafaelfranca do you think this is valid removal ?

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Make sense the remove IMO. 👍

@carlosantoniodasilva @guilleiguaran thoughts?

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I'm fine, but it might be interesting to mention in the changelog at least.

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arunagw commented Mar 10, 2014

Added. Please let me know if wordings needs to change.

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Wrong indent. Also it might be better to say unnecessary rather than unused.

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@carlosantoniodasilva updated. Should be good now.

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@carlosantoniodasilva carlosantoniodasilva merged commit 80b27c2 into rails:master Mar 10, 2014
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Thanks.

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