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I always forget how my rails apps got the HTML5 boilerplate stuff initialized. I go 1) rake -T, 2) rails g and finally 3) google for rails gem html5 boilerplate, leading me here where I see the compass init command.
There ought to be a html5boilerplate:init rake task.
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I agree. I actually suggested some time back to the compass user group that Compass itself should be using Thor to do installs/updates instead of the compass command. Thor could still read from the manifest, but it would behave more like a generator, allowing you to choose which files you want to overwrite on on individual basis instead of using the --force option.
That would be the ideal solution, but I suppose in the meantime we could add a simple rake shortcut to the compass script. I may try to get to this if someone does not beat me to it first.
I always forget how my rails apps got the HTML5 boilerplate stuff initialized. I go 1) rake -T, 2) rails g and finally 3) google for rails gem html5 boilerplate, leading me here where I see the
compass init
command.There ought to be a html5boilerplate:init rake task.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: