Code style should fall in line with the style guide outlined by Github
Bug fixes and new features should always have the appropriate specs, and the specs should follow the following guidelines:
- Prefer
let
andlet!
over the use of instance variables andsubject
. - Prefer
expect(...).to eq(...) syntax over
...should eq(...)`. - Use shared examples to reduce duplication.
- Use
describe "#method"
for instance method specs. - Use
describe ".method"
for class method specs. - Use
context
blocks to set up conditions. - Always provide descriptive specifications via
it
.
Specs can be automatically run with Guard, via bundle exec guard
Before commiting, run rake
to ensure all specs pass with both pure Ruby and
the native extensions.
Please follow the commit message guidelines as outlined in this blog post.
If the commit fixes a bug, please add the JIRA number on the last line:
[ close RUBY-492 ]
Please ensure that only one feature/bug fix is in each pull request, and that it is squashed into a single commit.