Ok! Good news: locally, I have Redcarpet 2 built into Shoes - I can rake in Shoes, and run shoes h-ety-h.rb on the markdown-lessons branch, and see all the markdown-y lessons rendered. :) But, uncertainty: 1. I'm not sure I installed Redcarpet correctly - I basically gem installed it, and copied the files into req/redcarpet. Er? 2. Why is req/* in the .gitignore? How do I get the redcarpet files added to the repo? Thanks! -- twitter @danbernier http://wordcram.org
> But, uncertainty: > 1. I'm not sure I installed Redcarpet correctly - I basically gem > installed it, and copied the files into req/redcarpet. Er? That should be fine. I mean, it should be the same as adding the code any other way... > 2. Why is req/* in the .gitignore? How do I get the redcarpet files > added to the repo? I think that this is an overzealous .gitignore. I think it's because files that are compiled, maybe? They shouldn't be in the repo? Not 100% sure, to be honest.
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 10:39 PM, Steve Klabnik <steve@steveklabnik.com> wrote: >> But, uncertainty: >> 1. I'm not sure I installed Redcarpet correctly - I basically gem >> installed it, and copied the files into req/redcarpet. Er? > > That should be fine. I mean, it should be the same as adding the code > any other way... > >> 2. Why is req/* in the .gitignore? How do I get the redcarpet files >> added to the repo? > > I think that this is an overzealous .gitignore. I think it's because > files that are compiled, maybe? They shouldn't be in the repo? Not > 100% sure, to be honest. Overzealous software! :) Ok, I'll take that out of the .gitignore, git add, commit, push, & issue a pull request to Shoes - let me know how it looks.