README.rdoc in annotate-3.0.0 vs README.rdoc in annotate-3.0.2
- old
+ new
@@ -161,11 +161,11 @@
== Options
Usage: annotate [options] [model_file]*
- --additional_file_patterns Additional file paths or globs to annotate, separated by commas (e.g. `/foo/bar/%model_name%/*.rb,/baz/%model_name%.rb`)
+ --additional-file-patterns Additional file paths or globs to annotate, separated by commas (e.g. `/foo/bar/%model_name%/*.rb,/baz/%model_name%.rb`)
-d, --delete Remove annotations from all model files or the routes.rb file
-p [before|top|after|bottom], Place the annotations at the top (before) or the bottom (after) of the model/test/fixture/factory/route/serializer file(s)
--position
--pc, --position-in-class [before|top|after|bottom]
Place the annotations at the top (before) or the bottom (after) of the model file
@@ -214,21 +214,21 @@
--hide-default-column-types VALUES
don't show default for given column types, separated by commas (e.g. `json,jsonb,hstore`)
--ignore-unknown-models don't display warnings for bad model files
--with-comment include database comments in model annotations
-=== Option: +additional_file_patterns+
+=== Option: +additional-file-patterns+
-CLI: +--additional_file_patterns+<br>
-Ruby: +:additional_file_patterns+
+CLI: +--additional-file-patterns+<br>
+Ruby: +:additional-file-patterns+
Provide additional paths for the gem to annotate. These paths can include globs.
It is recommended to use absolute paths. Here are some examples:
-- <code>/app/lib/decorates/%MODEL_NAME%/*.rb</code>
-- <code>/app/lib/forms/%PLURALIZED_MODEL_NAME%/**/*.rb</code>
-- <code>/app/lib/forms/%TABLE_NAME%/*.rb</code>
+- <code>/app/lib/decorates/%MODEL_NAME%/*.rb</code>
+- <code>/app/lib/forms/%PLURALIZED_MODEL_NAME%/**/*.rb</code>
+- <code>/app/lib/forms/%TABLE_NAME%/*.rb</code>
The appropriate model will be inferred using the <code>%*%</code> syntax, annotating any matching files.
It works with existing filename resolutions (options for which can be found in the +resolve_filename+ method of
+annotate_models.rb+).