[Cucumber, TextMate Bundle] Call for help

Testing RSpec
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Hey all,
As some of you may know I created the Cucumber TextMate bundle:

What most of you probably don’t know is that I stopped using TextMate
(in favor of Vim) several months ago. Since then the Cucumber bundle
has been somewhat neglected by me and I’ve mostly pulled in patches and
regenerated the syntax for new languages. I think there are a lot of
cool things that could still be done with the bundle (see the TODO list
in the README), but I just don’t see myself doing a lot of them without
the motivation I once had.

Is there anyone on the list with the motivation to take the lead on this
project and start adding new features to it? There is a little bit of
cruft from the old rspec story runner bundle but all in all the code is
reasonably clean with specs behind it. I’m still happy to help out, but
I don’t see myself moving too fast without other contributors. :slight_smile:

Thanks in advance,
Ben

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On 28 Jan 2009, at 16:54, Ben M. wrote:

myself doing a lot of them without the motivation I once had.

Is there anyone on the list with the motivation to take the lead on
this project and start adding new features to it? There is a little
bit of cruft from the old rspec story runner bundle but all in all
the code is reasonably clean with specs behind it. I’m still happy
to help out, but I don’t see myself moving too fast without other
contributors. :slight_smile:

Thanks in advance,
Ben

I’d probably be willing - I use it every day so I’d like to give
something back. What does this involve?

Matt W.
http://blog.mattwynne.net

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On 1/28/09 12:43 PM, Matt W. wrote:

and regenerated the syntax for new languages. I think there are a

Thanks in advance,
Ben

I’d probably be willing - I use it every day so I’d like to give
something back. What does this involve?

Thanks Matt. Doesn’t involve much… just fork the repo on github and
start adding any features that you think would be cool to have. :slight_smile:
(I’ll continue to take pull requests and do little tweaks here and
there.) I updated the TODO section on the readme for all the things I
think should/could be done. For example, I began implementing a “Goto
Step” command but I never actually implemented the StepDetector class to
do all the work. So seeing how that hooks up and implementing the class
might be a good starting point. Feel free to make any design decisions
you want to.

-Ben