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> Should `maid` have a facility to make this style of tests easier? I'll think about it. Maybe having a `let(:basedir) { File.join(Dir.mktmpdir, 'maid-specs') }` globally defined for all tests...
See also: - https://blog.blake.app/t/hide-output-in-rspec-tests-the-easy-way/119 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15430551/suppress-console-output-during-rspec-tests
Thanks for the context, it is helpful. I'm hoping to better encapsulate the logger via `Maid::Logger` so that `Maid`'s constructor doesn't have to know as much anymore to get ahold...
Going through old issues and triaging. Is there still interest for this? Popularity will affect prioritization for implementation in a future release.
See https://github.com/rubyzip/rubyzip#password-protection-experimental Support is experimental, but you could try using it in your `rules.rb`. Labelling as a feature request, comment here if you are lacking this feature (number of requests...
Could you clarify which options you had in mind at the time?
@benjaminoakes Could you clarify your thinking? I don't quite get it reading the issue; I'm missing context.
Going through old issues and triaging. Is there still an interest in this?
This is also an idea I had but I don't know about distribution. Having user create gems for their rules might make the bar too high. Input welcome 😄
I had an idea on how to do this, inspired by how Golang does third-party dependencies. Rules could be put in git repos (github and elsewhere), and you'd have a...