guard

问题 I have this code in Swift: guard let user = username else{ return nil } But I'm getting the following errors: Nil is incompatible with return type String Any of you knows why or how I return nil in this case? I'll really appreciate your help 回答1: you have to tell the compiler that you want to return nil. How do you that? by assigning '?' after your object. For instance take a look at this code: func newFriend(friendDictionary: [String : String]) -> Friend? { guard let name = friendDictionary[

问题 I have a newbie question :-) I'm "creating" an app, and I use M. Hartl's Tutorial to do so. But I have some problems since I decided to change my routes.rb. I know the question has already been posted, but the answer doesn't work for me, so I supposed I should ask a new one... Here are the codes : config/routes.rb root to: 'static_pages#home' match '/help', to: 'static_pages#help' match '/contact', to: 'static_pages#contact' match '/about', to: 'static_pages#about' spec/requests/static_pages

问题 I'm following along with the Ruby on Rails Tutorial. Things are working pretty well, but I noticed that Guard only runs after I save some files (view or controller files), but doesn't run when I save others (routes or spec files). I've got Guard hooked up to Spork, not sure if that matters. When I looked at the console window running Guard/Spork, I noticed an error after I saved the non-running tests: Exception encountered: #<LoadError: no such file to load -- /Users/Tyler/Development

问题 I can't get Guard to run any action. I'm using: Gentoo x64 ( 3.14.14 ) rbx-2.5.2 guard 2.11.1 listen 2.8.5 Guardfile is just catch-it-all from Understanding guard guard :rspec, cmd: "bundle exec rspec" do watch(/(.*)/) { |m| Guard::UI.puts "Unknown file: #{m[1]}"; nil } end And here is the output of $ LISTEN_GEM_DEBUGGING=2 bundle exec guard -d I, [2015-02-04T08:11:34.995518 #25370] INFO -- : Celluloid loglevel set to: 0 I, [2015-02-04T08:11:34.997566 #25370] INFO -- : Listen version: 2.8.5

问题 I know AppEngine does this, but I'm not coding for it. I tried using Guard from Ruby world, to listen on changes on .go files, and execute the following commands: killall foo go build -race ./foo & But it never sends foo into background, it just hangs indefinitely. How are you guys solving this problem? Solution has to be cross-platform too (GNU/Linux and Mac). 回答1: A friend wrote a simple Compile Daemon for go, worked like a charm for my own small net/http-projects. You can find the

问题 I have a rails application that I just threw guard and minitest and my gaurd file is guard 'minitest', :cli => '--drb --format doc --color' do # with Minitest::Unit watch(%r|^test/(.*)\/?test_(.*)\.rb|) watch(%r|^lib/(.*)([^/]+)\.rb|) { |m| "test/#{m[1]}test_#{m[2]}.rb" } watch(%r|^test/test_helper\.rb|) { "test" } # Rails watch(%r|^app/controllers/(.*)\.rb|) { |m| "test/functional/#{m[1]}_test.rb" } watch(%r|^app/helpers/(.*)\.rb|) { |m| "test/helpers/#{m[1]}_test.rb" } watch(%r|^app/models/

问题 In Xcode 4.x I've edited my Run scheme to 'Enable Guard Malloc' since I have a nondescript malloc error I need to track down. I'm aware I need to run in the simulator to use this feature. However, when I do so the app immediately freezes and Xcode shows me a stack trace that looks like this: I've googled around to find a solution, but thus far no joy. It was reported elsewhere that I should be setting an environment variable in my scheme: DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES -> /usr/lib/libgmalloc.dylib

问题 I can run guard from within my foreman procfile - but the output is not as colorful as I'd like. The only color I see in my output is from Foreman... I want to have a guardfile that manages rspec, cucumber and jasmine - AND have that nice color output when those tests run. It would seem as if foreman ignores guard file settings. Any idea how to change that? 回答1: Add the --tty option to your rspec guard cli: guard "rspec", :version => 2, :cli => "--tty ...other options..." 回答2: For version 4.5

问题 I'm running spork and guard and all has been going very well with my RSpec tests which were all run correctly. In order to speed up the tests I could successfully filter my RSpec tests with tags I placed in my .rspec file. .rspec --colour --debug --tag focus --tag now Unfortunately though I have not been able to filter my cucumber tags. Every time cucumber runs it runs either everything or just the file that changed. How can I get cucumber/spork/guard to respect tags like @wip, @now etc and

问题 I am trying to "dockerize" an existing Rails development app. This is my first time experimenting with Docker. I want to set up Guard to listen for file changes and run relevant specs. The Guard service appears to be running correctly, and the logs show: guard_1 | 16:35:12 - INFO - Guard is now watching at '/app' But when I edit/save spec files Guard is not running any tests. This is an existing app that I'm moving into Docker. It has a guardfile that works outside of Docker. I've searched