rspec users - Apr 2008 - Tabs in the TextMate Bundle

I tried to post this to the devel list but it never seemed to get
through. So I''m posting it here in the hope that someone from the
development team will notice:

Hello,

I noticed that you are using spaces in all the snippets in the
TextMate bundle. I have TM set to 4 spaces and when I use the RSpec
bundle I get all these 3-spaced things that are inconsistent and
difficult to work with.

If you change all the spaces in the snippets to tabs they are expanded
to the users preference as they are used. So users wanting 2, 3 or 4
spaces or actual tabs get what they want. I''m using revision 3333 btw.

Second thing: I experienced some problems getting the correct version
of ruby to work with RSpec (it was refusing to use the one that had
all the gems installed), this isn''t really your issue at all but I
wondered if it might be nice to put a note about the issue in the
README. Especially considering you can run these two lines of bash to
make the problem magically vanish:

mkdir ~/.MacOSX
echo "{ PATH = \"$PATH\"; }" >
~/.MacOSX/environment.plist

-- 
Ollie
http://olliesaunders.net/

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 10:53 AM, Ollie Saunders
<oliver.saunders at gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried to post this to the devel list but it never seemed to get
>  through. So I''m posting it here in the hope that someone from the
>  development team will notice:
If you want the dev team to notice, please post a ticket to
http://rspec.lighthouseapp.com.

Cheers,
David
>
>  Hello,
>
>  I noticed that you are using spaces in all the snippets in the
>  TextMate bundle. I have TM set to 4 spaces and when I use the RSpec
>  bundle I get all these 3-spaced things that are inconsistent and
>  difficult to work with.
>
>  If you change all the spaces in the snippets to tabs they are expanded
>  to the users preference as they are used. So users wanting 2, 3 or 4
>  spaces or actual tabs get what they want. I''m using revision 3333
btw.
>
>  Second thing: I experienced some problems getting the correct version
>  of ruby to work with RSpec (it was refusing to use the one that had
>  all the gems installed), this isn''t really your issue at all but
I
>  wondered if it might be nice to put a note about the issue in the
>  README. Especially considering you can run these two lines of bash to
>  make the problem magically vanish:
>
>  mkdir ~/.MacOSX
>  echo "{ PATH = \"$PATH\"; }" >
~/.MacOSX/environment.plist
>
>  --
>  Ollie
>  http://olliesaunders.net/
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