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not picking up specs wrapped in context or additional describe blocks #6
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this also doesn't work if you use |
This plugin doesn't support nested definitions. When this was written, that feature was not available in RSpec. |
ah, ok so less of a bug more of a feature request. |
@aaronmallen PRs accepted, I don't really update this repository anymore. If you want to take over maintainership of yard-rspec, I'm all for it. |
@isegal not to pass the buck, but it definitely seems that offer would be better extended to: They all seem to have done a lot of great work on top of yours already and might be a little more qualified for the task. I'll def. look into doing a PR though. |
Two changes: - Handle calls to 'context' just the same way as 'describe'. - Allow additional intermediate blocks. Closes lsegal#6.
I'd be interested in doing some updates to this plugin, I'd take the offer to be a contributor. |
I'm sorry to bother again, but ping @lsegal 😅 |
Two changes: - Handle calls to 'context' just the same way as 'describe'. - Allow additional intermediate blocks. Closes lsegal#6.
given the spec file:
or even given:
Problem:
The plugin doesn't seem to append the specifications to the docs.
Expectation
The plugin should both find these specs (including the string variants in the first example) and respect the context of each spec in the Specifications outline:
.myInstanceMethod
Specifications:
Other relevant information:
My file structure is:
and is being invoked via rake task:
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