doc/rant.rdoc in rant-0.4.4 vs doc/rant.rdoc in rant-0.4.6

- old
+ new

@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ rant doc # Generate documentation. rant test # Run unit tests. rant cov # Run all tests and generate coverage with rcov. rant clean # Remove autogenerated files. rant publish-docs # Publish html docs on RubyForge. - # Note: scp will prompt for rubyforge password. + # Note: scp will prompt for rubyforge password. This lists the "public" tasks for the project. The first line always tells you the task(s) that will be invoked when no argument is given to rant, in the above example, this would be the +test+ task. When you invoke rant on the commandline it performs the following @@ -28,15 +28,14 @@ 1. Process commandline options and arguments. An option starts with two dashes or one for the single letter equivalent. Arguments of the form <tt>VAR=VAL</tt> set variables available in the Rantfile(s). All other arguments are names of tasks to be invoked. -2. Load Rantfiles in working directory. Rantfiles with the following +2. Load Rantfile in working directory. Rantfiles with the following names are recognized: - Rantfile - rantfile - Rantfile.rb - rantfile.rb + Rantfile + rantfile + root.rant 3. Calculate task dependencies and invoke required tasks. If no task was given on the commandline, a task called "default" will be invoked. If the "default" task doesn't exist, the first task will be invoked.