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  • s
    bundle exec rake reference
    to build it
  • b
    meh
  • b
    you also could have regenerated it + release it 😄
  • s
    No, it failed 😕
  • s
    I guess you have to fix the warning before it updates REFERENCE.md…
  • b
    where did it fail?
  • s
    I remember this being less a PITA a while ago, but can't really tell when it started
  • s
    bundle exec rake reference
    display the same message as above and does not update REFERENCE.md
  • b
    the 
    release
    rake task invokes 
    strings:validate:reference
    . That checks if the reference.md is up2date. to generate or update it, we use 
    strings:generate:reference
  • b
    mhm, the REFERENCE.md is up2date
  • b
    where did it actually fail 🤔
  • s
    Yeah… 
    release
    wants to check it
  • s
    bundle exec rake strings:validate:reference
  • s
    Ah, works on this computer …
  • s
    Weird, I am on FreeBSD now, but was at $WORK on Debian earlier…
  • s
    So assuming the bundle was up-to-date on both case, maybe the version of Ruby cause a different behavior? For the record here I have 
    ruby 3.0.4p208 (2022-04-12 revision 3fa771dded) [amd64-freebsd13]
  • s
    My other machine is supposely at 
    ruby 2.7.4p191 (2021-07-07 revision a21a3b7d23) [x86_64-linux-gnu]
  • b
  • b
  • b
    based on the slack history I don't see where the task actually failed for you on debian
  • s
    I just gave a try on a Debian machine and I don't see the error, migth be tied to my environment…
  • b
    which error was it?
  • s
    bundle exec rake release
    exit with 1 and the output of 
    strings:validate:reference
  • s
    I run 
    bundle exec rake strings:validate:reference
    and got the same output + same exit code 1
  • b
    mhm
  • s
    I should have something not good in my env… I'll give a look next time I am at $WORK… on tuesday 🙃
  • s
    Sorry for the mess 😕
  • b
    na it's fine
  • b
    what confuses me is that the REFERENCE.md is in the release 😄
  • s
    Yeah, maybe we need more "abstract" tasks, e.g. "prepare_release" and "release". Also if rake could highlight some tasks to make them more visible that would be great to have our "big tasks" very visible and the other tasks that do individual things still visible but you search in these only when you need.
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