Just wondering - ‘rake -T’ shows ‘db:migrate’, but not ‘migrate’, yet
‘rake migrate’ works. What kind of voodoo is behind that?
Joe
I’ve also wondered that! There are all kinds of rake aliases (rake
load_fixtures, etc), but I could never find out where they are
documented or listed…
On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 23:16 +0200, Jon C. wrote:
I’ve also wondered that! There are all kinds of rake aliases (rake
load_fixtures, etc), but I could never find out where they are
documented or listed…
try
rake --tasks
Craig
Craig W. wrote:
On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 23:16 +0200, Jon C. wrote:
I’ve also wondered that! There are all kinds of rake aliases (rake
load_fixtures, etc), but I could never find out where they are
documented or listed…
try
rake --tasks
Craig
‘rake -T’ == ‘rake --tasks’
(Try ‘rake --help’ 
)
Joe
I’ve also wondered why ‘rake’ defaults to ‘rake test’ (also voodoo) –
seems like it should default to ‘rake --help’.
Joe