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Only using double quoted strings when needing interpolation. If git-blame brought you here you may want to read this, the problem is with git-blame, not this change. Try running these two lines just once: ``` git config --global alias.praise 'log -p -M --follow --stat --' git config --global alias.praise-line 'log -p -M --pretty=format:"%h (%an %ai)" -L' ``` Now in future you can use `git praise <path/to/your/file>` or if you want to see the evolution of a specific line or range of lines `git praise-line <start-line>:<end-line>:<path/to/your/file>` Some examples you should try: ``` git praise lib/awesome_print/version.rb git praise-line 8:8:lib/awesome_print/version.rb ``` Inspiration for these aliases: http://blog.andrewray.me/a-better-git-blame/
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Ruby
20 lines
724 B
Ruby
require 'spec_helper'
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RSpec.describe 'String extensions' do
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[ :gray, :red, :green, :yellow, :blue, :purple, :cyan, :white ].each_with_index do |color, i|
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it "should have #{color} color" do
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expect(color.to_s.send(color)).to eq("\e[1;#{30+i}m#{color}\e[0m")
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end
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it "should have #{color}ish color" do
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expect(color.to_s.send(:"#{color}ish")).to eq("\e[0;#{30+i}m#{color}\e[0m")
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end
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end
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it 'should have black and pale colors' do
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expect('black'.send(:black)).to eq('black'.send(:grayish))
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expect('pale'.send(:pale)).to eq('pale'.send(:whiteish))
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expect('pale'.send(:pale)).to eq("\e[0;37mpale\e[0m")
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expect('whiteish'.send(:whiteish)).to eq("\e[0;37mwhiteish\e[0m")
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end
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end
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