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rubaidh-bamboo_rails
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= Bamboo Rails
This Rails gem/plugin just contains a couple of tasks that make life easier when dealing with the Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration Server. All it does is to create a rake task, +bamboo+, which will run your full test suite (be it Cucumber, RSpec or Test::Unit) and use the +ci_reporter+ gem to format the results in a manner that Bamboo will happily consume.
== Installation
== As a Plugin
If you're installing as a plugin with a recent version of Rails, it's totally straightforward:
script/plugin install git://github.com/rubaidh/bamboo_rails.git
=== Gem installation
If you want to install it as a gem, that should be straightforward, too, but there's an extra couple of steps. First of all configure Rails to load it in +config/environment.rb+:
config.gem "bamboo_rails", :lib => false
Then make sure the gem is installed:
sudo rake gems:install
(skipping sudo
if that's not your thing). Finally, you'll have to create a
Rakefile which requires the bamboo task. Create the file
+lib/tasks/bamboo.rake+ in your project with the following content:
require 'bamboo_rails/rake/task'
== Example
It's not rocket science: :-)
rake bamboo
Copyright (c) 2009 Rubaidh Ltd, released under the MIT license
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We found that rubaidh-bamboo_rails demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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