Jake Moffatt

Just my observation that upgrading to Ruby 2.4 breaks this gem with the following error: ``` OpenSSL::OpenSSLError: password must be at least 4 bytes ``` The line of code that...

Hi there, I can answer this. I am unsure *why* this ever would happen - it seems like a bad decision for the Rails schema dumper, but back when this...

To add on further, at some point I remember this being suggested in another issue and my response then was to find a way to use the `rubocop.yml` of the...

I just looked at the forks of this project and saw that most are related to Rubocop version upgrades and/or style choices that people don't like in their project. Perhaps...

I'm too tired today to think about implementing this but if you have any suggestions or ideas (or wanna take a crack at it) please let me know. I'll try...

@oboxodo Sorry to take so long to reply. The problem with not running Rubocop's autocorrect is that the generated db/schema.rb by Rails often has very weird/obnoxious spacing, which can have...

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I checked out your branch and when I went to run it on Ruby 2.4.1 it failed badly. Not your fault - not...

@bigpick I've invited you to manage this repo. Thanks for volunteering! I haven't even looked at this in years and I'm surprised to see the stars and activity. Bon courage!

@DonRichards I'm very sorry but I no longer use this utility myself. You might try ensuring that the `git-notify` file is executable: `chmod +x git-notify`. Also, are you using bash...

Um, also, are you literally typing `$ git-notify` after your prompt? The `$` is only mean to represent your prompt. You don't need to type a `$`. Let's say your...