blacklight 5.9.4 → 5.10.0

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-## Using Blacklight source checkout as gem for development
-
-The ordinary install instructions install the BL gem (which is not
-full source code) in wherever your system installs gems. 
-
-Sometimes, especially for development, it's useful to check out
-a complete copy of the blacklight source code, and link your app
-to that as a 'gem' instead. 
-
-Checkout the code:
-
-    $ git clone git@github.com:projectblacklight/blacklight.git  
-
-
-## Automatically generate a test application (and run the tests)
-
-To run the Blacklight test suite, Blacklight comes with a rake task that creates local dependencies like a Solr with indexed test data and a test Rails application, and then runs tests. 
-
-Requirements:
-
-  * Java (1.6 or above) (for Solr)
-  * phantomjs (used by integration tests, you may be able to install with your local package manager, for instance on OSX with `brew install phantomjs`)
-
-Then from the root directory of your blacklight git checkout:
-
-```
-bundle exec rake
-```
-
-This ensure a test Solr exists and is running, creates a test application, and loads the fixtures and then runs specs and cucumber tests.
-
-### Step by step, with more control
-
-`rake ci` will, every time you run it, re-index test data in solr, and re-build the test application. Re-building the test application in particular is kind of time-consuming. You may prefer to set up the environment and run tests as separate steps, to make development easier. 
-
-To create the dummy test app:
-
-    $ bundle exec rake engine_cart:generate
-
-(If you have an existing dummy app that is outdated, `rake engine_cart:clean` first, then `rake engine_cart:generate). 
-
-Then start up the test jetty, on the port that tests will look for it, with:
-
-    $ RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake jetty:start
-
-If you haven't yet indexed the test data in the test jetty. (??? Not sure how to do this. Run `rake ci` once to make sure test data has been indexed).  Run `rake jetty:stop` when you're done with it. 
-
-Then run all the specs with:
-
-    $ bundle exec rake spec
-
-Or just run one spec
-
-    $ bundle exec rake spec SPEC=just/one_spec.rb
-
-And stop your test solr when you're done with it:
-
-    $ bundle exec rake jetty:stop