Allow run file specs to work with nested apps#38
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Allow run file specs to work with nested apps#38nathanKramer wants to merge 1 commit intonoku:masterfrom
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This allows large projects with multiple `app` directories (e.g rails engines etc) to work. It introduces the assumption that the rails root is called "app", and that this may not be the first entry in the path.
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Would love to see this merged! It's very useful for Rails engines. |
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I'm going to fork and publish this patch, because I use this shortcut constantly and need it. |
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This allows VS Code projects with multiple
appdirectories (e.g rails engines etc), or rails apps that are not at the root of the project, to work.It introduces the assumption that the rails root is called "app", and that this may not be the first entry in the path.
For example: