Generate templates with an option to preserve existing changes

[ghost]

changes to config:generate_all so it allows user the option to review the diff and preserve any project specific customization.

[jcarres-mdsol]

extra space

[ghost]

@jcarres-mdsol im thinking maybe its cleaner if I create separate 'force' generate tasks

config:generate_all:force
config:generate:force[filename, location]

This will get rid of the additional boolean input. any thoughts?

[jcarres-mdsol]

@atierney-mdsol on one hand sounds good, easier to call. On the other hand we already have a bunch of tasks, I think it will be confusing for users to have too many tasks to choose from and pollute the rails tasks.
Looking at the tasks file in general what's easier for you as user?

[atierney-mdsol]

@atrivedi-mdsol think I got tagged in by mistake 😄

[jcarres-mdsol]

I think you can pretty much declare 1.0.0 , as we for all purposes we are treating this gem as semver, no point of staying in 0.x versions

[ghost]

@jcarres-mdsol I did a very extensive poll (i.e. asked 2 people at work) about which task seem easier. they seem to prefer config:generate_all:force over config:generate_all[true]. I agree, personally i think the :force variant reads better and is more explicit about what it does. it also removes the extra code we need to put in to verify user input.

[jcarres-mdsol]

@atrivedi-mdsol The poll seems extensive enough to me.
Your PR is perfect.
Travis seems to have a weird problem though. Maybe is a hiccup, can you do one more commit to make it run tests again?
Maybe you can add ruby 2.2 to the travis.yml file. We need that anyways. Also .ruby_version should probably be ruby 2.0 at least.

[ghost]

Thanks @jcarres-mdsol. I updated travis.yml and .ruby-version
travis isn't playing nice with ruby 1.9.3 build. any idea what causes this error? (works locally with 1.9.3)

NoMethodError: undefined method `spec' for nil:NilClass
An error occurred while installing dice_bag (1.0.0), and Bundler cannot
continue

Some gem dependency you reckon?

[ghost]

looks like CI failure is caused by rubygems/bundler#3559

[jcarres-mdsol]

Probably can be solved by updating to latest bundler version before running
the tests.
Something like adding this to the .travis.yml

install:

• gem uninstall bundler
• gem install bundler --version '1.11'

On Wed, Dec 16, 2015 at 9:48 PM, Abhi Trivedi [email protected]
wrote:

looks like CI failure is caused by rubygems/bundler#3559
rubygems/bundler#3559

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[jcarres-mdsol]

Oh, it seems it passed. I'm having problems with Travis and bundler this couple of days, maybe they solved them. Merging! 🎉