README.md in tapioca-0.10.1 vs README.md in tapioca-0.10.2
- old
+ new
@@ -196,11 +196,11 @@
generate RBIs from gems
```
<!-- END_HELP_COMMAND_GEM -->
-By default, running `tapioca gem` will only generate the RBI files for gems that have been added to or removed from the project's `Gemfile` this means that Tapioca will not regenerate the RBI files for untouched gems. However, when changing Tapioca configuration or bumping its version, it may be useful to force the regeneration of the RBI files previsouly generated. This can be done with the `--all` option:
+By default, running `tapioca gem` will only generate the RBI files for gems that have been added to or removed from the project's `Gemfile` this means that Tapioca will not regenerate the RBI files for untouched gems. However, when changing Tapioca configuration or bumping its version, it may be useful to force the regeneration of the RBI files previously generated. This can be done with the `--all` option:
```shell
bin/tapioca gems --all
```
@@ -464,11 +464,12 @@
# Default: true
[--only=compiler [compiler ...]] # Only run supplied DSL compiler(s)
[--exclude=compiler [compiler ...]] # Exclude supplied DSL compiler(s)
[--verify], [--no-verify] # Verifies RBIs are up-to-date
-q, [--quiet], [--no-quiet] # Suppresses file creation output
- -w, [--workers=N] # Number of parallel workers to use when generating RBIs (default: auto)
+ -w, [--workers=N] # Number of parallel workers to use when generating RBIs (default: 2)
+ # Default: 2
[--rbi-max-line-length=N] # Set the max line length of generated RBIs. Signatures longer than the max line length will be wrapped
# Default: 120
-e, [--environment=ENVIRONMENT] # The Rack/Rails environment to use when generating RBIs
# Default: development
-l, [--list-compilers], [--no-list-compilers] # List all loaded compilers
@@ -815,10 +816,10 @@
file_header: true
only: []
exclude: []
verify: false
quiet: false
- workers: 1
+ workers: 2
rbi_max_line_length: 120
environment: development
list_compilers: false
gem:
outdir: sorbet/rbi/gems