Fix with_comment format in annotate_models_rake #560
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* :with_comment option is flag * It should use `true?` instead of `fallback`.
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@ctran I would appreciate it if you could please review this patch. |
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@ctran When is it going to release the new version which includes this patch? Now it's so inconvenient for our team. Please ship new version up if you have time 🙏 |
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@yhirano55 it's published - https://rubygems.org/gems/annotate/versions/2.7.4 |
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Thank you so much! |
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* :with_comment option is flag * It should use `true?` instead of `fallback`.
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true?instead offallback.Now with_comment option is enforcely overwritten in annotate_models.rake. So I've fixed it.