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This Week in Open Source

Thanks to this week's contributors to thoughtbot projects.

Test your Ruby gem against different versions of its dependencies.

Use the latest version of the copycopter_client gem:

gem 'copycopter_client', '2.0.0'

Export your published drafts from copycopter.com:

RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake copycopter:export

This will create a config/locales/copycopter.yml file.

The problem is that it's hard to achieve the same result as Shoulda/Remarkable matchers using only RSpec:

it {
  user = User.new
  user.should be_invalid
  user.errors[:email].should include("can't be blank")
}

It would be nice however, if we provide something like this:

	class Customer
	def initialize(attrs = {})
	@id = attrs[:id]
	@country = attrs[:country]
	end

	def tax_code
	TaxCodes[@country].call(@id)
	rescue
	raise "Tax codes for #{@country} not supported"

	FIREFOX_FIXTURES = [
	{
	browser: 'Firefox',
	gecko_version: '20101203',
	os: 'Intel Mac OS X 10.6',
	platform: 'Macintosh',
	raw: 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2.13) Gecko/20101203 Firefox/3.6.13',
	version: '3.6.13'
	},
	{

	class TaxCode
	GENERATORS = {
	:us => lambda { \|id\| "US-#{id}" },
	:br => lambda { \|id\| "#{id + 9}-BRA" },
	}

	def self.generate(code, id)
	gen = GENERATORS[code] \|\| raise ArgumentError, "No generator for country #{code}"
	gen.call(id)
	end

	describe Message do
	FactoryGirl.create :account, :name => "My Account" do
	create :user
	create :project do
	build :message, :author => :user
	end
	end

	# examples
	end

	FactoryGirl.define do
	sequence :email do \|n\|
	"user#{n}@example.com"
	end

	factory :user, :aliases => [:author] do
	email
	password "test"
	end