For funsies: Crystal implementation #13
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Mostly identical and trimmed down version of `lib/cfme-versions.rb` (trimmed down since it doesn't need the library features). For simplicity, the tests just confirm that the outputs match with the ruby version for the same flags.
| namespace :crystal do | ||
| directory "crystal_build" | ||
| file "crystal_build/cfme-versions" => "crystal_build" do | ||
| sh "crystal build --release lib/cfme-versions.cr -o crystal_build/cfme-versions" |
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Probably should do some kind of fallback if crystal doesn't exist on the system... but this is more like a POC so...
| %w[ Ivanchuk 9.y.z 5.11.z 5.0 1.2,1.3 2.5.z 5.1.z 10.y ], | ||
| %w[ Jansa 10.y.z N/A N/A 2.0 2.5.z 5.2.z 10.y ], | ||
| %w[ Kasparov 11.y.z N/A N/A N/A 2.6.z 5.2.z 10.y ] | ||
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I wonder what crystal tool format will do to this (many editor implementations run this automatically on save, btw)
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This was apparently a harder question to answer than I was expecting...
Ran the following:
$ crystal tool format lib/cfme-versions.cr
$ git diff
# nothing changedThought that was surprising (my crystal writing can't be "THAT" good...)
Ran it with --check... nothing.
And then proceeded to go on a wild goose chase to figure out where this is implemented... with still no answer.
Unless it won't change it, then in that case, "it won't change a thing".
Edit: Guess I will have to grok this monster to be able to figure it out...
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Just something I threw together for fun and to see what it would come out as.
Probably should handle travis a little differently so it can actually build standalone some executables for us, but decided to just get it running for now.
Also, not terribly convinced this is something we should ACTUALLY merge, but maybe there is actually interest.
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