Allow racc cmdline to read from stdin if no path specified. - #259
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This passes locally on ruby 3.3... I don't know what's going on in CI. Help? |
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I'll look Ruby 3.3 and head fails. |
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looks like master is red as of 3 |
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@zenspider I fixed that with CI configuration. Ruby 3.3 shows that warning on bundled gems repo. I try to fix that for Ruby 3.3.1. |
This requires the use of -o <path> to specify where to write but
should allow for piping to racc:
preprocess_cmd | racc -o lib/parser.rb
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This requires the use of -o to specify where to write but
should allow for piping to racc: