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Spec files not generated #57
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I think a recently template contribution broke this again. I'll check it out today. |
I pushed an update to the templates #58 but I don't think that was your issue. Are you using the stock templates? Also do you have the output of running retrospec? Is this a module? Are you able to share your parent directory structure. Do you have internet access on that machine as the clone hook needs to go fetch the templates. |
I am indeed using the stock templates. The only output I got was the one line "succesfully ran..." |
I just released version 0.12.2 which addressed a few minor issues (notably the test matrix) and exception handling and a few other items. Give this new version a try and see if it fixes your issue. I think the exception handling will at least pinpoint the issue. |
Hi, I indeed got more feedback after running the 'retrospec puppet' command, which again didn't generate anything for me.
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Run this command in your module My guess is that you are referencing the Moreover, retrospec should fail better and let the user know there was a problem loading the code. Also, I assume you are running 0.12.2 now? |
Hi, I don't have a reference to applications in my code. The command
My version is indeed correct, I ran the command
But still no generated spec files. |
Version 1.0.0 has been released. Give this a try now. |
Can you publish the gem on rubygems.org please? :) |
It was pushed yesterday. |
Perfect, this release fixed the issue for me. |
Hi, I have an issue that's somewhat similar to #51. When I run
retrospec puppet
from within my puppet module directory there are no spec tests generated. Nonetheless my manifests dir contains a bunch of .pp files.when I run
retrospec puppet
I get the following output:Successfully ran hook: /root/.retrospec/repos/retrospec-puppet-templates/clone-hook
But nothing happens:
ruby: 2.1.8
puppet-retrospec: 0.12.1
retrospec: 0.4.0
Am I missing something?
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