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Feature: Valid Ruby As a Ruby developer, I want to check my project files to make sure they're valid Ruby, so when I see other tailor problems, I know why those problems might be there. Scenario: Extra 'end' Given a file named "extra_end.rb" with: """ def a_method puts 'stuff' end end """ When I run `tailor -d extra_end.rb` Then the output should match /TOTAL.*1/ And the output should match /File contains invalid Ruby/
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tailor-1.4.1 | features/valid_ruby.feature |
tailor-1.4.0 | features/valid_ruby.feature |