generate a csv of features supported across all models #11281
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Suggest putting this at the top so you can invoke this with plain ruby:
require File.expand_path('../config/environment', __dir__)
This will load rails in a way that's nearly 100% identical as bin/rails runner. Runner is for inline ruby strings, not actual files. See also #4307.
the side effect is you don't have to deal with rails runner intercepting any ARGs you pass to the script.
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It's also easier to invoke
ruby tools/feature_support_matrix.rb
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Since i brought it up, I'll fix up some of the existing scripts in tools that do the bin/rails runner way.
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Benefits: * rails runner is for shebang lines or inline ruby, see ManageIQ#4307 * We don't have to check if rails is loaded. * Can be run outside rails root directory via ruby. * We don't need -- to avoid rails runner modifying our args. * Less typing. * Existing bin/rails runner callers with args just work: `ruby tools/purge_orphaned_tag_values.rb -s 100` Or, the old way: `bin/rails runner tools/purge_orphaned_tag_values.rb -- -s 100` Discovered while reviewing: ManageIQ#11281
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@durandom Can you reword the commit message to say ruby instead of bin/rails runner? I already updated the description of the PR but the commit is still lying. Note, bin/rails runner still works but is not very friendly. |
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execute as `ruby tools/feature_support_matrix.rb`
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Checked commit durandom@0fa1af9 with ruby 2.2.5, rubocop 0.37.2, and haml-lint 0.16.1 |
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ruby tools/feature_support_matrix.rbA sample Google Docs output is here