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I get what you are doing. I do not understand why I would use this. Doesn't "bundle check" do this for you already (ie., in Ruby)? I also don't like that gia
by tarr11 13y ago
I get what you are doing. I do not understand why I would use this.
Doesn't "bundle check" do this for you already (ie., in Ruby)?
I also don't like that giant picture. Takes a long time to load and doesn't really have anything to do with your project.
- reiz 13y agoWhat is the reason to use a continuous integration system like travis-ci.com, or codeship.io? You could simple run "rspec" in your shell! The reason is automation!
- tarr11 13y agoI use continuous integration to get notified if the build breaks after each commit, not for "automation". BTW - you should run rspec in your shell, too. :) If you had a clear value proposition like that, it'd be easier to understand.
- reiz 13y agoWell, that is automation. You automate a process because you don't wanna run everything manually in your shell. From VersionEye you get notifications about outdated libraries. But not just that. The tool also shows a list of licenses you are using in your project.