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Occasionally `.bashrc` (or similar) has an existing `trap 'foo' DEBUG` which can conflict with `auto.sh`'s. I recently hit this problem since I noticed `.ruby-version` was being ignored. The way I...
While investigating #241, and possibly related to #160, I discovered this issue with `zsh`: ``` sh # zsh cd /tmp mkdir foo echo '1.9.3' > foo/.ruby-version ruby -v # ruby...
I'm not sure if this is the same as / similar to #168, but subshells appear to not use auto-switching. ``` ~$ cd /tmp /tmp$ chruby * ruby-2.0.0-p353 ruby-2.1.0 /tmp$...
I work on an app where one of our API clients would like to customize an error message shown to the user. The server is using jsonapi-rails (version 0.3.1), with...
It can be useful when reading documentation to know in which version a method was first available. For example, when looking at Ruby's `Enumerable#max_by` _latest_ documentation and wanting to know...
First, thank you for this gem, it's great! While there is a documented `raise` option that can be given for any particular translation call, I couldn't see a way to...
Without it, this is just another obstacle to overcome when you want to have syntax highlighting. It's all supported by the markdown renderer it just needs to get some default...
The following would be useful in a `feed.xml.sample` provided by `serif new`. ``` layout: none {% assign feed_url = "http://example.com/feed" %} {% assign feed_title = "Example Feed" %} {% assign...
Using the real filesystem causes a ton of problems around cleaning up after tests.
When running `serif dev`, changes to the underlying templates aren't detected automatically, which means a lot of `serif generate` when trying to create a new layout, or rolling your own...