doc/rant-import.rdoc in rant-0.4.6 vs doc/rant-import.rdoc in rant-0.4.8

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@@ -6,22 +6,27 @@ installation (but of course one person needs an Rant installation to run rant-import). Just run the command with the <tt>--help</tt> option to get a brief help message: + % rant-import --help Probably the easiest way to create your monolithic rant script is with the <tt>--auto</tt> option: + % rant-import --auto ant + This will write a monolithic rant script to the file +ant+ in the current directory. To determine which plugins and imports your project is using, it performs step 2 of the rant command as described in doc/rant.rdoc[link:files/doc/rant_rdoc.html], which means that it loads the Rantfile in the current directory. That one command should be enough, try it out: + % ruby ant + This script has the same behaviour as the rant command. Distribute it with your project and nobody else but you needs an Rant installation. == See also