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I have a program written in Ruby that uses multiple levels of inheritance. All of the parent classes have implemented methods that an object of a child class would use, but when I generate an rdoc for my program, the rdoc page for a child class only shows the methods for that specific class and no methods from the parent class. Does anyone know how to display inherited class methods in rdoc? I have looked through rdoc documentation and some websites and haven't been able to find an answer on whether this is possible. This is a good question, but I am not aware of any solution. In fact, when I

Closed . This question needs to be more focused . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed last year . I'm in the process of refactoring my JavaScript library to utilize a single namespace. We have ~200 modules, which previously registered themselves as jQuery plugins or on the global object (bad). In the past dispensation, to get Intellisense working, I added module references for each module (from which I wanted Intellisense) as a /// <reference path="" /> to the top of every

I had issues with authentication when working with GitHub's Probot app. When I ran the app using npm start, I would get github: Github request: GET /app/installations - 404 Not Found and ERROR probot: {"message":"Integration not found", "documentation_url": " https://developer.github.com/v3 "} I later found that the reason I was getting this issue was because I was working from a GitHub Enterprise account and needed to add an extra variable to my .env file: GHE_HOST=github.your_company.com After restarting my app, I no longer had those issues. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50844416

I'm wondering if there is a defined standard for what the default action is of various HTML elements. I've looked at the W3C's HTML specification and while they are very precise with what attributes can be used with elements (and also some behavioural stuff such as exactly what gets included with form submission) there's nothing about the behaviour of elements. I've also checked out the Mozilla JS reference , and found nothing there either. In particular I'm looking for the default behaviour of a form submit button; I've seen in different places that its default action is to submit the form

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