rspec users - Jul 2010 - Gem post-install messages

When you install the rspec-rails stack, the rspec gem post-install messages
take more than 60 lines in total. Most of those messages are something
uninformative like "thank you for installing the rspec-blah". Um, OK.
You''re
welcome, I guess?

http://pastie.org/1061716

The rspec-rails message is way too long, too. It should link to its web page
with upgrade instructions for Rails apps. But looking at the rspec-rails
GitHub project, I can''t find the same instructions in the Readme,
Upgrade.markdown or the wiki. So the post-install message for the gem
contains the most useful upgrade documentation? That''s no good.
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On Jul 27, 2010, at 1:45 AM, Mislav Marohni? wrote:
> When you install the rspec-rails stack, the rspec gem post-install messages
take more than 60 lines in total. Most of those messages are something
uninformative like "thank you for installing the rspec-blah". Um, OK.
You''re welcome, I guess?
> 
> http://pastie.org/1061716
> 
> The rspec-rails message is way too long, too. It should link to its web
page with upgrade instructions for Rails apps. But looking at the rspec-rails
GitHub project, I can''t find the same instructions in the Readme,
Upgrade.markdown or the wiki. So the post-install message for the gem contains
the most useful upgrade documentation? That''s no good.
All good advice. Please report this last bit to
http://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails/issues so it stays on the radar.
I''ll remove the "thank you" from the other ones now.

Cheers,
David
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