[user]
  email = avonderluft at avlux dot net
  name = Andrew vonderLuft
[alias]
  a = add
  ai = add -i
  b = branch
  br = branch
  co = checkout
  c = commit
  ca = commit -a
  cp = cherry-pick
  count = count-objects
  f = fetch
  h = help
  lf = ls-files
  l = log
  logs = log --oneline --graph --decorate --all
  ls = log --oneline --graph --decorate --all
  m = merge
  plam = pull avonderluft master
  psam = push avonderluft master
  plom = pull origin master
  psom = push origin master
  rem = remote
  rh = reset --hard
  shbr = show-branch
  s = status
  st = status
# Just for fun
  down = pull origin master # so I can type: 'git down' now and then
  back = reset --hard # 'to where you once belonged...'  
[apply]
  whitespace = nowarn
[github]
  user = avonderluft
  token = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[color]
  status = auto
  branch = auto
  ui = true

If you are developing sites for more than one version of Radiant, you may run into version incompatibility issues with Rspec. For example, Radiant 0.7.1 requires Rspec 1.1.12, and Radiant 0.9 requires later versions. In order to use the appropriate version for each of your projects, you need to unpack the gems into the proper location of your project.

The following example assumes that your project is Radiant 0.7.1; that you have frozen radiant into your project; and that you have installed the 1.1.12 versions of rspec and rspec-rails.

cd RAILS_ROOT/vendor/radiant/vendor/plugins
gem unpack rspec -v 1.1.12
mv rspec-1.1.12 rspec
gem unpack rspec-rails -v 1.1.12
mv rspec-rails-1.1.12 rspec-rails

Now your specs will run in your 0.7.1 project, and your projects with later versions of Radiant will use the most recent version of the rspec and rspec-rails gems which you have installed.

Q.E.D.

Notes for other Rails apps

• The same thing applies for a standard Rails app, you just unpack the gems into /vendor/plugins

Notes for TextMate users

If you want to use the TextMate RSpec Bundle to run your specs:

• the RSpec bundle will look in vendor/plugins for your unpacked gems, so create symlinks:
  

  cd RAILS_ROOT/vendor/plugins
  ln -s ../../vendor/radiant/vendor/plugins/rspec
  ln -s ../../vendor/radiant/vendor/plugins/rspec-rails
  

• Make sure your version of RSpec.tmbundle is compatible with the version of RSpec you are running, e.g. I’m using this git commit on my Radiant 0.7.1 projects, which require RSpec 1.1.12 – 5d2551c0265b709bd13e7731e7f36cc5b8ecc57f

With Rails 2.2, the bundled mysql.rb driver has been removed, so if you haven't installed the mysql gem before, you will have to do so now. To save yourself a lot of trial and error, try this first: