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solutious-rudy 0.5.0 → 0.5.1

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data/CHANGES.txt CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,18 +1,25 @@
 RUDY, CHANGES
-TODO: Remove aws_sdb
+#### 0.5.1 (2009-04-10) ###############################
-#### 0.5.0 (2009-04-??) ###############################
+* CHANGE: Removed require 'rubygems'
+* FIXED: Resolved Drydock namespace issue for rudy and ird
+#### 0.5.0 (2009-04-09) ###############################
+NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.4
 * CHANGE: Recommend keypair config to be in ~/.rudy/config
 * FIX: Rudy now checks for user keys specified by env-role, env, and global
 * FIX: gemspec dependency net-ssh-multi
-* NEW: rerelease command
-* NEW: --nocolor option
-* NEW: Ruby API
-* NEW: Tests with 65% coverage
+* ADDED: --nocolor option
+* ADDED: Ruby API
+* ADDED: Tests with 55% coverage
+* ADDED: Ruby API (Rudy::Instances, etc...)
+* ADDED: ird, a REPL (experimental)
+* ADDED: Now uses Rye 0.4.1
 #### 0.4 (2009-03-12) ###############################
@@ -23,18 +30,18 @@ NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.3
 * CHANGE: Moved generic EC2 commands to bin/rudy-ec2
 * CHANGE: Removed ambiguity of pluralized command names.
   * OLD: backups, disks, configs
-  * NEW: backup, disk, config
-* NEW: ssh and scp commands for connecting to and copying files to/from machines
-* NEW: New dependencies (trying out net-ssh)
-* NEW: Domain specific language for configuration
-* NEW: "Routines" for handling common actions. Starting, stopping, releasing, deploying.
-* NEW: "rudy release" will create a release from the current working copy, start an instance,
+  * ADDED: backup, disk, config
+* ADDED: ssh and scp commands for connecting to and copying files to/from machines
+* ADDED: New dependencies (trying out net-ssh)
+* ADDED: Domain specific language for configuration
+* ADDED: "Routines" for handling common actions. Starting, stopping, releasing, deploying.
+* ADDED: "rudy release" will create a release from the current working copy, start an instance,
 checkout the release, run routines. It needs some work still, but this already functions as
 a single command release process.
-* NEW: "rudy start|destroy|restart|update|status". Routines allow us to have generic commands
+* ADDED: "rudy start|destroy|restart|update|status". Routines allow us to have generic commands
 that can be used for any machine group. These commands relate to starting new instances.
-* NEW: Extra caution when running destructive commands
-* NEW: Default ~/.rudy/config created if it doesn't exist.
+* ADDED: Extra caution when running destructive commands
+* ADDED: Default ~/.rudy/config created if it doesn't exist.
 #### 0.3 (2009-02-26) ###############################
@@ -43,9 +50,9 @@ NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.2
 * CHANGE: Re-written support/rudy-ec2-startup
 * CHANGE: upgrade to Drydock 0.4
-* NEW: More functionality for disks and backups
-* NEW: config commands
-* NEW: Per machine configuration (via ~/.rudy)
+* ADDED: More functionality for disks and backups
+* ADDED: config commands
+* ADDED: Per machine configuration (via ~/.rudy)
 #### 0.2 (2009-02-23) ###############################
@@ -54,18 +61,18 @@ NOTE: This is a complete re-write from 0.1
 * CHANGE: Added Environment variables
 * CHANGE: upgrade to drydock 0.3.3
-* NEW: All time references are converted to UTC
-* NEW: Safer "Are you sure?". Number of characters to enter is
+* ADDED: All time references are converted to UTC
+* ADDED: Safer "Are you sure?". Number of characters to enter is
        commiserate with amount of danger.
-* NEW: CLIs: myaddress, addresses, images, instances,
+* ADDED: CLIs: myaddress, addresses, images, instances,
        disks, connect, copy, stage, backups, volumes
-* NEW: Metadata storage to SimpleDB for disks, backups
-* NEW: Creates EBS volumes based on startup from metadata
-* NEW: Automated release process
-* NEW: Automated creation of machine images
-* NEW: Partial support for regions and zones
-* NEW: Manage system based on security groups.
-* NEW: "rudy groups" overhaul. Display, creates, destroys groups.
+* ADDED: Metadata storage to SimpleDB for disks, backups
+* ADDED: Creates EBS volumes based on startup from metadata
+* ADDED: Automated release process
+* ADDED: Automated creation of machine images
+* ADDED: Partial support for regions and zones
+* ADDED: Manage system based on security groups.
+* ADDED: "rudy groups" overhaul. Display, creates, destroys groups.

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@@ -4,27 +4,37 @@ Rudy is a development and deployment tool for Amazon EC2. It's both a command-li
      $ rudy group --create
+     OR
      rgroup = Rudy::Groups.new
      rgroup.create
-Rudy is a bit different from other EC2 libraries in several ways.
 == Installation
-Step 1 (install the gem):
+=== Step 1 (get Rudy on to your machine):
+Via Rubygems, one of:
+  $ sudo gem install rudy
+  $ sudo gem install solutious-rudy --source http://gems.github.com/
+Via GitHub:
+  $ git clone git://github.com/solutious/rudy.git
-     $ sudo gem install rudy
-     $ sudo gem install solutious-rudy --source http://gems.github.com/
-     $ git clone git://github.com/solutious/rudy.git
+Via download:
+* rudy-0.5.1.tar.gz[http://github.com/solutious/rudy/tarball/rudy-0.5.1]
+* rudy-0.5.1.zip[http://github.com/solutious/rudy/zipball/rudy-0.5.1]
-Step 2 (initialize your configuration):
+NOTE: If your are not installing via RubyGems, you will need to make sure the Ruby dependencies (see below) are installed and in your LOAD_PATH.
+=== Step 2 (initialize your configuration):
      $ rudy generate-config
      [modify ~/.rudy/config]
      $ rudy init
-Step 3 (get to work with EC2):
+=== Step 3 (start working with EC2):
      $ rudy group --create
      $ rudy keypair --create
@@ -33,22 +43,25 @@ Step 3 (get to work with EC2):
 == Dependencies:
-* OpenSSH
-* Net::SSH
-* Net::SCP
-* amazon-ec2
-* aws_sdb
-* Drydock
-* Caesars
-* Rye
+* OpenSSH[http://www.openssh.com/]
+* Net::SSH[http://net-ssh.rubyforge.org/]
+* Net::SCP[http://net-ssh.rubyforge.org/]
+* amazon-ec2[http://github.com/grempe/amazon-ec2]
+* aws_sdb[http://rubyforge.org/projects/aws-sdb/]
+* Drydock[http://github.com/delano/drydock]
+* Caesars[http://github.com/delano/caesars]
+* Rye[http://github.com/delano/rye]
 == Common Errors
-* "The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided."
+* <tt>`require': no such file to load -- amazon-ec2 (LoadError)</tt>
+  * You're probably running a mix of Rubygem and non-Rubygem libraries. Ryan Tomayko has you covered: http://gist.github.com/54177
+* <tt>The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided.</tt>
   * Check that your Amazon Web Service access key and secret key are correct
-* "AWS was not able to validate the provided access credentials"
+* <tt>AWS was not able to validate the provided access credentials</tt>
   * If it's a new Amazon Accounts, you need to sign up for EC2, SDB, and S3.
@@ -58,11 +71,6 @@ Step 3 (get to work with EC2):
 * RubyForge[http://rubyforge.org/projects/rudy]
 * Inspiration[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgaiIW5Rzes]
-== Credits
-* Delano Mandelbaum (delano@solutious.com)
-* Keshia Knight Pulliam (rudy@solutious.com)
 == Thanks
@@ -72,6 +80,12 @@ Step 3 (get to work with EC2):
   * Caleb Buxton
   * Colin Brumelle
+== Credits
+* Delano Mandelbaum (delano@solutious.com)
+* Keshia Knight Pulliam (rudy@solutious.com)
 == License
 See: LICENSE.txt

data/Rakefile CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-require 'rubygems'
 require 'rake/clean'
 require 'rake/gempackagetask'
 require 'hanna/rdoctask'
@@ -76,7 +76,6 @@ namespace :shoulda do
     $LOAD_PATH.unshift("test")
     require 'test/unit'
-    require 'rubygems'
     require 'active_support'
     # bug in test unit.  Set to true to stop from running.

data/bin/ird CHANGED Viewed

@@ -9,8 +9,6 @@
 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib') # Put our local lib in first place
-require 'rubygems' unless defined?(Gem)
 # SEE: http://github.com/rubyspec/matzruby/blob/a34130eb7c4ecc164115a59aa1b76c643bd98202/lib/irb/xmp.rb
 # SEE: http://github.com/blackwinter/wirble/tree/master
 require "irb"
@@ -20,142 +18,154 @@ require 'rudy'
 require 'drydock'
 require 'rudy/cli'
-include Readline
-include Drydock
-global :A, :accesskey, String, "AWS Access Key"
-global :S, :secretkey, String, "AWS Secret Access Key"
-#global :R, :region, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 region (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_REGION})"
-#global :n, :nocolor, "Disable output colors"
-global :f, :config, String, "Specify another configuration file to read (ie: #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE})"
-global :z, :zone, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 zone (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ZONE})"
-global :e, :environment, String, "Connect to the specified environment (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ENVIRONMENT})"
-global :r, :role, String, "Connect to a machine with the specified role (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ROLE})"
-global :p, :position, String, "Position in the machine in its group (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_POSITION})"
-global :u, :user, String, "Provide a username (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_USER})"
-#global :q, :quiet, "Run with less output"
-#global :v, :verbose, "Increase verbosity of output (i.e. -v or -vv or -vvv)" do
-#  @verbose ||= 0
-#  @verbose += 1
-#end
-global :V, :version, "Display version number" do
-  puts "Rudy version: #{Rudy::VERSION}"
-  exit 0
-end
+module CLI
+  extend self
+  extend Drydock
+  include Readline
+  global :A, :accesskey, String, "AWS Access Key"
+  global :S, :secretkey, String, "AWS Secret Access Key"
+  #global :R, :region, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 region (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_REGION})"
+  #global :n, :nocolor, "Disable output colors"
+  global :f, :config, String, "Specify another configuration file to read (ie: #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE})"
+  global :z, :zone, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 zone (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ZONE})"
+  global :e, :environment, String, "Connect to the specified environment (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ENVIRONMENT})"
+  global :r, :role, String, "Connect to a machine with the specified role (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ROLE})"
+  global :p, :position, String, "Position in the machine in its group (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_POSITION})"
+  global :u, :user, String, "Provide a username (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_USER})"
+  #global :q, :quiet, "Run with less output"
+  #global :v, :verbose, "Increase verbosity of output (i.e. -v or -vv or -vvv)" do
+  #  @verbose ||= 0
+  #  @verbose += 1
+  #end
+  global :V, :version, "Display version number" do
+    puts "Rudy version: #{Rudy::VERSION}"
+    exit 0
+  end
-default :interactive
-debug :off
-desc "An interactive REPL for Rudy."
-usage "#{$0} [global options]"
-command :interactive do |obj|
+  default :interactive
+  debug :on
+  desc "An interactive REPL for Rudy."
+  usage "#{$0} [global options]"
+  command :interactive do |obj|
-  @rmach = Rudy::Instances.new(:global => obj.global)
-  @rkey = Rudy::KeyPairs.new(:global => obj.global)
-  @rgrp = Rudy::Groups.new(:global => obj.global)
-  @rvol = Rudy::Volumes.new(:global => obj.global)
-  @radd = Rudy::Addresses.new(:global => obj.global)
+    @@rmach = Rudy::Instances.new(:global => obj.global)
+    @@rkey = Rudy::KeyPairs.new(:global => obj.global)
+    @@rgrp = Rudy::Groups.new(:global => obj.global)
+    @@rvol = Rudy::Volumes.new(:global => obj.global)
+    @@radd = Rudy::Addresses.new(:global => obj.global)
-  puts Rudy::CLI.generate_header(@rmach.global, @rmach.config)
-  puts Rudy::Utils.without_indent(%Q`
-  ------------------------------------------------------------
-  Welcome Interactive Rudy! (EXPERIMENTAL)
-  ------------------------------------------------------------
+    puts Rudy::CLI.generate_header(@@rmach.global, @@rmach.config)
+    puts Rudy::Utils.without_indent(%Q`
+    ------------------------------------------------------------
+    Welcome Interactive Rudy! (EXPERIMENTAL)
+    ------------------------------------------------------------
-  `)
-  h
+    `)
+    h
-  # What's the deal with this error message when defining a help method?
-  # => rb: warn: can't alias help from irb_help
-  if __FILE__ == $0
-    IRB.start(__FILE__)
-  else
-    # check -e option
-    if /^-e$/ =~ $0
+    # What's the deal with this error message when defining a help method?
+    # => rb: warn: can't alias help from irb_help
+    if __FILE__ == $0
       IRB.start(__FILE__)
     else
-      IRB.start(__FILE__)
+      # check -e option
+      if /^-e$/ =~ $0
+        IRB.start(__FILE__)
+      else
+        IRB.start(__FILE__)
+      end
     end
   end
-end
-def h;
-  puts (%Q`
-HELP
-  h             Help (this screen)
-  m             Rudy::Machines instance
-  g             Rudy::Groups instance
-  k             Rudy::KeyPairs instance
-  v             Rudy::Volumes instance
-  a             Rudy::Addresses instance
-  ssh [GROUP]   Connect to a machine
-  example       Start an EC2 instance from scratch.
-  `)
-end
-def example
-  puts (%Q`
-EXAMPLE
-    Start an EC2 instance from scratch.
-    # Create a security group
-    >> g.create
-    => #<Rudy::AWS::EC2::Group @name="stage-app" ...>
-    # Create a keypair (used to login as root)
-    >> k.create
-    => #<Rudy::AWS::EC2::KeyPair @name="key-stage-app" ...>
-    # Start an EC2 machine instance:
-    >> m.create
-    Instance: i-228def51
-    Waiting for the instance to startup
-    ........It's up!
-    # Login to the new instance
-    >> ssh
-    All commands in Rudy refer to the global defaults unless
-    otherwise specified. "stage" is the default environment and
-    "app" is the default role. You can change these with command
-    line arguments or by modifying the defaults in your Rudy
-    config file: #{@rmach.config_dirname}
-    You can also specify your own names by providing
-    one as the first argument: g.create 'group5000'.
-    # List instances in stage-app
-    >> m.list :running
-    => [#<Rudy::AWS::EC2::Instance:0x18c5888 ...>]
-    # Print the instance in a human readable way
-    >> puts m.list.first.to_s
-    # Print instance system console output
-    >> puts m.console
-    # Destroy ALL INSTANCES in stage-app
-    >> m.destroy
-  `)
-end
+  def h;
+    puts (%Q`
+  HELP
+    h             Help (this screen)
+    m             Rudy::Machines instance
+    g             Rudy::Groups instance
+    k             Rudy::KeyPairs instance
+    v             Rudy::Volumes instance
+    a             Rudy::Addresses instance
+    ssh [GROUP]   Connect to a machine
+    example       Start an EC2 instance from scratch.
+    `)
+  end
+  def example
+    puts (%Q`
+  EXAMPLE
+      Start an EC2 instance from scratch.
+      # Create a security group
+      >> g.create
+      => #<Rudy::AWS::EC2::Group @name="stage-app" ...>
-def m; @rmach; end
-def k; @rkey; end
-def g; @rgrp; end
-def v; @rvol; end
-def a; @radd; end
+      # Create a keypair (used to login as root)
+      >> k.create
+      => #<Rudy::AWS::EC2::KeyPair @name="key-stage-app" ...>
-# Change Group
-#def cg(name); end
+      # Start an EC2 machine instance:
+      >> m.create
+      Instance: i-228def51
+      Waiting for the instance to startup
+      ........It's up!
-def ssh(*args)
-  @rmach.switch_user :root
-  @rmach.connect(*args)
-  @rmach.switch_user # back to previous user
-  nil
+      # Login to the new instance
+      >> ssh
+      All commands in Rudy refer to the global defaults unless
+      otherwise specified. "stage" is the default environment and
+      "app" is the default role. You can change these with command
+      line arguments or by modifying the defaults in your Rudy
+      config file: #{@@rmach.config_dirname}
+      You can also specify your own names by providing
+      one as the first argument: g.create 'group5000'.
+      # List instances in stage-app
+      >> m.list :running
+      => [#<Rudy::AWS::EC2::Instance:0x18c5888 ...>]
+      # Print the instance in a human readable way
+      >> puts m.list.first.to_s
+      # Print instance system console output
+      >> puts m.console
+      # Destroy ALL INSTANCES in stage-app
+      >> m.destroy
+    `)
+  end
+  def m; @@rmach; end
+  def k; @@rkey; end
+  def g; @@rgrp; end
+  def v; @@rvol; end
+  def a; @@radd; end
+  # Change Group
+  #def cg(name); end
+  def ssh(*args)
+    @@rmach.switch_user :root
+    @@rmach.connect(*args)
+    @@rmach.switch_user # back to previous user
+    nil
+  end
 end
+include CLI  # So we don't have to say CLI.example in the REPL.
 __END__
 #@rbox = Rye::Box.new('ec2-174-129-173-3.compute-1.amazonaws.com', 'root')
 #@rbox2 = Rye::Box.new('ec2-174-129-173-3.compute-1.amazonaws.com', 'root')

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@@ -9,12 +9,10 @@
 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib') # Put our local lib in first place
-require 'rubygems' unless defined? Gem
 require 'date'
 require 'drydock'
 require 'rudy'
 require 'rudy/cli'
-extend Drydock
 # Is there a bug in Ruby 1.9 open-uri?
 #$ /usr/local/bin/ruby bin/rudy myaddress
@@ -22,348 +20,350 @@ extend Drydock
 #$SAFE = 2
-global :A, :accesskey, String, "AWS Access Key"
-global :S, :secretkey, String, "AWS Secret Access Key"
-#global :R, :region, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 region (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_REGION})"
-global :n, :nocolor, "Disable output colors"
-global :f, :config, String, "Specify another configuration file to read (ie: #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE})"
-global :z, :zone, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 zone (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ZONE})"
-global :e, :environment, String, "Connect to the specified environment (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ENVIRONMENT})"
-global :r, :role, String, "Connect to a machine with the specified role (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ROLE})"
-global :p, :position, String, "Position in the machine in its group (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_POSITION})"
-global :u, :user, String, "Provide a username (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_USER})"
-global :q, :quiet, "Run with less output"
-global :v, :verbose, "Increase verbosity of output (i.e. -v or -vv or -vvv)" do
-  @verbose ||= 0
-  @verbose += 1
-end
-global :V, :version, "Display version number" do
-  puts "Rudy version: #{Rudy::VERSION}"
-  exit 0
-end
+module RudyCLI
+  extend Drydock
+  global :A, :accesskey, String, "AWS Access Key"
+  global :S, :secretkey, String, "AWS Secret Access Key"
+  #global :R, :region, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 region (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_REGION})"
+  global :n, :nocolor, "Disable output colors"
+  global :f, :config, String, "Specify another configuration file to read (ie: #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE})"
+  global :z, :zone, String, "Connect to a specific EC2 zone (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ZONE})"
+  global :e, :environment, String, "Connect to the specified environment (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ENVIRONMENT})"
+  global :r, :role, String, "Connect to a machine with the specified role (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_ROLE})"
+  global :p, :position, String, "Position in the machine in its group (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_POSITION})"
+  global :u, :user, String, "Provide a username (ie: #{Rudy::DEFAULT_USER})"
+  global :q, :quiet, "Run with less output"
+  global :v, :verbose, "Increase verbosity of output (i.e. -v or -vv or -vvv)" do
+    @verbose ||= 0
+    @verbose += 1
+  end
+  global :V, :version, "Display version number" do
+    puts "Rudy version: #{Rudy::VERSION}"
+    exit 0
+  end
-# ---------------------------------  RUDY MACHINE COMMANDS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-desc "Machine Status"
-usage "rudy [global options] status [-g group-name] [-s state] [--all] [instance-ID]"
-option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-option :s, :state, String, "Machine state. One of: running (default), pending, terminated"
-option :l, :all, "Show all machines in this group, regardless of state."
-argv :awsid
-command :status => Rudy::CLI::Instances
-usage "rudy [global options] connect [-g group-name] [-i instance-ID] [cmd]"
-desc "Open an SSH connection"
-option :print, "Only print the SSH command, don't connect"
-option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-option :i, :awsid, String, "An instance ID"
-argv :cmd
-command :connect => Rudy::CLI::Instances
-command_alias :connect, :ssh
-usage "rudy [global options] copy [-p] [-r] source target"
-desc "Copy files to or from machines. NOTE: You must use quotes when using a tilda for your remote dir ('~/')."
-option :r, :recursive, "Recursively copy entire directories"
-option :p, :preserve, "Preserve atimes and ctimes."
-option :d, :download, "Download FROM the remote machine to the local machine"
-option :print, "Only print the SSH command, don't connect"
-option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-option :i, :awsid, String, "An instance ID"
-command :copy => Rudy::CLI::Instances
-command_alias :copy, :scp
-command_alias :copy, :upload
-command_alias :copy, :download
-# -----------------------------------  AMAZON EC2 COMMANDS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-usage "rudy [global options] addresses [-A address instance ID]"
-desc "Manage Amazon Elastic IP addresses"
-argv :ipaddress, :instid
-action :A, :associate, "Associate an IP address to a running instance"
-action :C, :create, "Create an IP address"
-action :D, :destroy, "Destroy an IP address"
-command :addresses => Rudy::CLI::Addresses
-command_alias :addresses, :address
-usage "rudy [global options] groups [-C -R -A] [-a IP addresses] [-p ports] [group name]"
-usage "rudy groups -C               (create a group)"
-usage "rudy -e prod groups          (list groups in the prod environment)"
-usage "rudy groups -A -p 81,82,83   (open ports to a group from this machine)"
-desc "Manage EC2 Security Groups"
-option :all, "Display all security groups"
-option :r, :protocols, Array, "Comma-separated list of protocols. One of: tcp (default), udp, icmp"
-option :p, :ports, Array, "List of comma-separated port ranges in the form FROM:TO (default: 22,80,443)"
-option :a, :addresses, Array, "List of comma-separated IP addresses (default: your current external IP)"
-option :g, :group, String, "A group name to authorize or revoke network rule. Must also supply -o!"
-option :o, :owner, String, "A group owner ID (account number). Must also supply -g!"
-action :C, :create, "Create a security group"
-action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a security group"
-action :A, :authorize, "Authorize a rule for a security group"
-action :R, :revoke, "Revoke a rule for a security group"
-argv :name
-command :group => Rudy::CLI::Groups
-command_alias :group, :groups
-desc "Manage EC2 Volumes"
-usage "rudy volumes"
-usage "rudy volume -C -s size [-d device-path]"
-usage "rudy volume -A volume-id instance-id"
-usage "rudy volume -N volume-id"
-usage "rudy volume -D volume-id"
-option :s, :size, String, "Size (in GB)"
-option :d, :device, String, "Device path (default: /dev/sdh)"
-action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a volume"
-action :C, :create, "Create a volume"
-action :A, :attach, "Attach a volume to a running instance"
-action :N, :detach, "Detach a volume from an instance"
-argv :volid, :insid
-command :volume => Rudy::CLI::Volumes
-command_alias :volume, :volumes
-desc "Manage KeyPairs"
-usage "rudy keypairs [-C] [-D] [name]"
-action :D, :destroy, "Destroy KeyPair"
-action :C, :create, "Create KeyPair"
-argv :kpname
-command :keypair => Rudy::CLI::KeyPairs
-command_alias :keypair, :keypairs
-usage "rudy console [-g group] [instance ID]"
-desc "Displays system console output for given instance(s)"
-option :g, :group, String, "A group name to authorize or revoke network rule. Must also supply -o!"
-argv :awsid
-command :console => Rudy::CLI::Instances
-desc "Manage Machines"
-usage "rudy [global options] machines [-g group-name] [-s state] [instance-ID]"
-option :g, :group, String, "The security group name"
-option :i, :ami, String, "The machine image ID (ami-)"
-option :t, :itype, String, "The instance type (default: m1.small)"
-option :k, :keypair, String, "The SSH keypair to use for launch"
-option :a, :address, String, "The IP address to associate"
-action :C, :create, "Create a machine instance"
-action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a machine instance"
-argv :awsid
-command :instance => Rudy::CLI::Instances
-command_alias :instance, :instances
-#usage "rudy images [-C -i name [-b bucket -a account]] [-D AMI-ID]"
-#desc "Manage EC2 Machine Images (AMIs)"
-#option :a, :account, String, "Your Amazon Account Number"
-#option :i, :image_name, String, "The name of the image"     # TODO: change to --ami
-#option :p, :print, "Print-only (don't execute commands)"
-#option :b, :bucket_name, String, "The name of the bucket that will store the image"
-#action :C, :create, "Create an image"
-##action :P, :prepare, "Prepare a running instance to be used as an image"
-#action :D, :destroy, "Deregister an image (currently _does not_ remove images files from S3)"
-#argv :ami
-#command :images => Rudy::CLI::Images
-#command_alias :images, :image
-# --------------------------------  MISCELLANEOUS COMMANDS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-usage "rudy [-f config-file] config [param-name]"
-desc "Check Rudy configuration."
-option :l, :all, "Display configs for all machines"
-option :d, :defaults, "Display the default value for the supplied parameter"
-option :g, :group, String, "Display configuration for a specific group"
-argv :name
-command :config => Rudy::CLI::Config
-usage "rudy myaddress [-i] [-e]"
-desc "Displays you current internal and external IP addresses"
-option :e, :external, "Display only external IP address"
-option :i, :internal, "Display only internal IP address"
-command :myaddress do |obj|
-  ea = Rudy::Utils::external_ip_address || ''
-  ia = Rudy::Utils::internal_ip_address || ''
-  if obj.global.quiet
-    puts ia unless obj.option.external && !obj.option.internal
-    puts ea unless obj.option.internal && !obj.option.external
-  else
-    puts "%10s: %s" % ['Internal', ia] unless obj.option.external && !obj.option.internal
-    puts "%10s: %s" % ['External', ea] unless obj.option.internal && !obj.option.external
+  # ---------------------------------  RUDY MACHINE COMMANDS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  desc "Machine Status"
+  usage "rudy [global options] status [-g group-name] [-s state] [--all] [instance-ID]"
+  option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  option :s, :state, String, "Machine state. One of: running (default), pending, terminated"
+  option :l, :all, "Show all machines in this group, regardless of state."
+  argv :awsid
+  command :status => Rudy::CLI::Instances
+  usage "rudy [global options] connect [-g group-name] [-i instance-ID] [cmd]"
+  desc "Open an SSH connection"
+  option :print, "Only print the SSH command, don't connect"
+  option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  option :i, :awsid, String, "An instance ID"
+  argv :cmd
+  command :connect => Rudy::CLI::Instances
+  command_alias :connect, :ssh
+  usage "rudy [global options] copy [-p] [-r] source target"
+  desc "Copy files to or from machines. NOTE: You must use quotes when using a tilda for your remote dir ('~/')."
+  option :r, :recursive, "Recursively copy entire directories"
+  option :p, :preserve, "Preserve atimes and ctimes."
+  option :d, :download, "Download FROM the remote machine to the local machine"
+  option :print, "Only print the SSH command, don't connect"
+  option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  option :i, :awsid, String, "An instance ID"
+  command :copy => Rudy::CLI::Instances
+  command_alias :copy, :scp
+  command_alias :copy, :upload
+  command_alias :copy, :download
+  # -----------------------------------  AMAZON EC2 COMMANDS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  usage "rudy [global options] addresses [-A address instance ID]"
+  desc "Manage Amazon Elastic IP addresses"
+  argv :ipaddress, :instid
+  action :A, :associate, "Associate an IP address to a running instance"
+  action :C, :create, "Create an IP address"
+  action :D, :destroy, "Destroy an IP address"
+  command :addresses => Rudy::CLI::Addresses
+  command_alias :addresses, :address
+  usage "rudy [global options] groups [-C -R -A] [-a IP addresses] [-p ports] [group name]"
+  usage "rudy groups -C               (create a group)"
+  usage "rudy -e prod groups          (list groups in the prod environment)"
+  usage "rudy groups -A -p 81,82,83   (open ports to a group from this machine)"
+  desc "Manage EC2 Security Groups"
+  option :all, "Display all security groups"
+  option :r, :protocols, Array, "Comma-separated list of protocols. One of: tcp (default), udp, icmp"
+  option :p, :ports, Array, "List of comma-separated port ranges in the form FROM:TO (default: 22,80,443)"
+  option :a, :addresses, Array, "List of comma-separated IP addresses (default: your current external IP)"
+  option :g, :group, String, "A group name to authorize or revoke network rule. Must also supply -o!"
+  option :o, :owner, String, "A group owner ID (account number). Must also supply -g!"
+  action :C, :create, "Create a security group"
+  action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a security group"
+  action :A, :authorize, "Authorize a rule for a security group"
+  action :R, :revoke, "Revoke a rule for a security group"
+  argv :name
+  command :group => Rudy::CLI::Groups
+  command_alias :group, :groups
+  desc "Manage EC2 Volumes"
+  usage "rudy volumes"
+  usage "rudy volume -C -s size [-d device-path]"
+  usage "rudy volume -A volume-id instance-id"
+  usage "rudy volume -N volume-id"
+  usage "rudy volume -D volume-id"
+  option :s, :size, String, "Size (in GB)"
+  option :d, :device, String, "Device path (default: /dev/sdh)"
+  action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a volume"
+  action :C, :create, "Create a volume"
+  action :A, :attach, "Attach a volume to a running instance"
+  action :N, :detach, "Detach a volume from an instance"
+  argv :volid, :insid
+  command :volume => Rudy::CLI::Volumes
+  command_alias :volume, :volumes
+  desc "Manage KeyPairs"
+  usage "rudy keypairs [-C] [-D] [name]"
+  action :D, :destroy, "Destroy KeyPair"
+  action :C, :create, "Create KeyPair"
+  argv :kpname
+  command :keypair => Rudy::CLI::KeyPairs
+  command_alias :keypair, :keypairs
+  usage "rudy console [-g group] [instance ID]"
+  desc "Displays system console output for given instance(s)"
+  option :g, :group, String, "A group name to authorize or revoke network rule. Must also supply -o!"
+  argv :awsid
+  command :console => Rudy::CLI::Instances
+  desc "Manage Machines"
+  usage "rudy [global options] machines [-g group-name] [-s state] [instance-ID]"
+  option :g, :group, String, "The security group name"
+  option :i, :ami, String, "The machine image ID (ami-)"
+  option :t, :itype, String, "The instance type (default: m1.small)"
+  option :k, :keypair, String, "The SSH keypair to use for launch"
+  option :a, :address, String, "The IP address to associate"
+  action :C, :create, "Create a machine instance"
+  action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a machine instance"
+  argv :awsid
+  command :instance => Rudy::CLI::Instances
+  command_alias :instance, :instances
+  #usage "rudy images [-C -i name [-b bucket -a account]] [-D AMI-ID]"
+  #desc "Manage EC2 Machine Images (AMIs)"
+  #option :a, :account, String, "Your Amazon Account Number"
+  #option :i, :image_name, String, "The name of the image"     # TODO: change to --ami
+  #option :p, :print, "Print-only (don't execute commands)"
+  #option :b, :bucket_name, String, "The name of the bucket that will store the image"
+  #action :C, :create, "Create an image"
+  ##action :P, :prepare, "Prepare a running instance to be used as an image"
+  #action :D, :destroy, "Deregister an image (currently _does not_ remove images files from S3)"
+  #argv :ami
+  #command :images => Rudy::CLI::Images
+  #command_alias :images, :image
+  # --------------------------------  MISCELLANEOUS COMMANDS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  usage "rudy [-f config-file] config [param-name]"
+  desc "Check Rudy configuration."
+  option :l, :all, "Display configs for all machines"
+  option :d, :defaults, "Display the default value for the supplied parameter"
+  option :g, :group, String, "Display configuration for a specific group"
+  argv :name
+  command :config => Rudy::CLI::Config
+  usage "rudy myaddress [-i] [-e]"
+  desc "Displays you current internal and external IP addresses"
+  option :e, :external, "Display only external IP address"
+  option :i, :internal, "Display only internal IP address"
+  command :myaddress do |obj|
+    ea = Rudy::Utils::external_ip_address || ''
+    ia = Rudy::Utils::internal_ip_address || ''
+    if obj.global.quiet
+      puts ia unless obj.option.external && !obj.option.internal
+      puts ea unless obj.option.internal && !obj.option.external
+    else
+      puts "%10s: %s" % ['Internal', ia] unless obj.option.external && !obj.option.internal
+      puts "%10s: %s" % ['External', ea] unless obj.option.internal && !obj.option.external
+    end
   end
-end
-usage "rudy [global options] annoy [-h -m -l] [-e]"
-desc "Play around with Rudy's annoying challenges"
-option :s, :string, "A numeric challenge"
-option :n, :numeric, "A numeric challenge"
-option :i, :insane, "Insane annoyance factor"
-option :h, :high, "High annoyance factor"
-option :m, :medium, "Medium annoyance factor"
-option :l, :low, "Low annoyance factor"
-option :r, :rand, "Random challenge type"
-command :annoy do |obj|
-  srand(Time.now.to_f)
-  flavor = [:numeric, :string, :rand].detect { |v| obj.option.send(v) } || :string
-  factor = [:insane, :high, :medium, :low].detect { |v| obj.option.send(v) } || :medium
-  success = Annoy.challenge?("Is this annoying?", factor, flavor)
-  puts (success ? "Correct!" : "WRONG!").bright
-end
+  usage "rudy [global options] annoy [-h -m -l] [-e]"
+  desc "Play around with Rudy's annoying challenges"
+  option :s, :string, "A numeric challenge"
+  option :n, :numeric, "A numeric challenge"
+  option :i, :insane, "Insane annoyance factor"
+  option :h, :high, "High annoyance factor"
+  option :m, :medium, "Medium annoyance factor"
+  option :l, :low, "Low annoyance factor"
+  option :r, :rand, "Random challenge type"
+  command :annoy do |obj|
+    srand(Time.now.to_f)
+    flavor = [:numeric, :string, :rand].detect { |v| obj.option.send(v) } || :string
+    factor = [:insane, :high, :medium, :low].detect { |v| obj.option.send(v) } || :medium
+    success = Annoy.challenge?("Is this annoying?", factor, flavor)
+    puts (success ? "Correct!" : "WRONG!").bright
+  end
-desc "Display the current Rudy slogan"
-command :slogan do
-  puts "Rudy: Not your grandparent's deployment tool!"
-end
+  desc "Display the current Rudy slogan"
+  command :slogan do
+    puts "Rudy: Not your grandparent's deployment tool!"
+  end
-desc "Generates a configuration template to #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
-command :generate_config do |obj|
-  unless File.exists?(Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE)
-    Rudy::Config.init_config_dir
-    puts "Add your AWS credentials to #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
-  else
-    puts "#{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE} already exists"
+  desc "Generates a configuration template to #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
+  command :generate_config do |obj|
+    unless File.exists?(Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE)
+      Rudy::Config.init_config_dir
+      puts "Add your AWS credentials to #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
+    else
+      puts "#{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE} already exists"
+    end
   end
-end
-desc "Initialize Rudy configuration"
-command :init do |obj|
+  desc "Initialize Rudy configuration"
+  command :init do |obj|
-  unless File.exists?(Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE)
-    Rudy::Config.init_config_dir
-  end
+    unless File.exists?(Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE)
+      Rudy::Config.init_config_dir
+    end
-  begin
-    rdom = Rudy::Domains.new(:global => obj.global)
+    begin
+      rdom = Rudy::Domains.new(:global => obj.global)
-    unless rdom.exists?
-      puts "Creating SimpleDB domain #{rdom.name}"
-      rdom.create
-      puts "Initialized"
-    else
-      puts "Already Initialized"
-    end
+      unless rdom.exists?
+        puts "Creating SimpleDB domain #{rdom.name}"
+        rdom.create
+        puts "Initialized"
+      else
+        puts "Already Initialized"
+      end
-    exit 0 # a quick hack to not print elapsed time
+      exit 0 # a quick hack to not print elapsed time
-  rescue Rudy::NoConfig => ex
-    puts "AWS credentials must be configured to continue."
-    puts "You can modify these in #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
-    exit 1
-  end
+    rescue Rudy::NoConfig => ex
+      puts "AWS credentials must be configured to continue."
+      puts "You can modify these in #{Rudy::RUDY_CONFIG_FILE}"
+      exit 1
+    end
-end
-desc "Displays the SimpleDB domains associated to your account"
-command :domains => Rudy::CLI::Domains
-# ---------------------------------  RUDY MANAGER COMMANDS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-#usage "rudy init"
-#desc "Run this the first time you use Rudy (it's immutable so running it again does no harm)."
-#command :create_domain => Rudy::CLI::Manager
-#
-#usage "rudy info"
-#desc "Displays info about the current Rudy configuration"
-#command :info => Rudy::CLI::Manager
-#desc "Update a Machine Group with the current version of Rudy"
-#option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-#command :update => Rudy::CLI::Manager
-#usage "#{$/} [global options] disks [-C -p path -d device -s size] [-A] [-D] [path]"
-#desc "Manage Disks"
-#option :l, :all, "Display all disk definitions"
-#option :i, :awsid, String, "EC2 Instance ID"
-#option :g, :group, String, "Machine group name"
-#option :p, :path, String, "The filesystem path to use as the mount point"
-#option :d, :device, String, "The device id (default: /dev/sdh)"
-#option :s, :size, Integer, "The size of disk (in GB)"
-#action :C, :create, "Create a disk definition"
-#action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a disk definition"
-#action :A, :attach, "Attach a disk"
-#action :N, :unattach, "Unattach a disk"
-#argv :diskname
-#command :disk => Rudy::CLI::Disks
-#command_alias :disk, :disks
-#usage "rudy [global options] backups [-C] [disk name]"
-#desc "Manage Backups"
-#option :s, :snapshot, String, "Create a backup entry from an existing snapshot"
-#action :Z, :sync, "Check for and delete backup metadata with no snapshot. DOES NOT delete snapshots."
-##action :T, :tidy, "Tidy existing backups"
-#action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a backup and DELETE its snapshots."
-#action :C, :create, "Create a backup"
-#argv :disk
-#command :'backup' => Rudy::CLI::Backups
-#command_alias :backup, :bu
-#usage "rudy [global options] metadata instance-ID"
-#desc "Display Rudy metadata."
-#command :metadata => Rudy::CLI::Manager
-#command_alias :metadata, :md
-# --------------------------  RUDY RELEASE/DEPLOY COMMANDS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-#desc "Release to a Machine Group"
-#option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-#option :s, :switch, "Switch to the release branch/tag"
-#option :m, :msg, String, "A short release note"
-#command :release => Rudy::CLI::Release
-#desc "Update the release currently running in a machine group"
-#command :rerelease => Rudy::CLI::Release
-#command_alias :rerelease, :rere
-#desc "Deploy disk snapshots from one machine to another"
-#command :deploy => Rudy::CLI::Deploy
-#desc "Shutdown a Machine Group"
-#usage "rudy [global options] shutdown [-g group-name] [instance-ID]"
-#option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-#argv :awsid
-#command :shutdown => Rudy::CLI::Routines
-#
-#
-#desc "Start a Machine Group"
-#usage "rudy [global options] startup [-g group-name] [-i image-ID]"
-#option :ami, String, "EC2 image ID (AMI)"
-#option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-#command :startup => Rudy::CLI::Routines
-#command_alias :startup, :start
-#desc "Restart a Machine Group"
-#option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
-#argv :awsid
-#command :restart => Rudy::CLI::Routines
-#
+  end
-# -------------------------------------------  UGLY STUFFS  --------
-# ------------------------------------------------------------------
-debug :off
-default :status
-#capture :stderr
-before do
-  @start = Time.now
-end
-after do |obj|
-  unless obj.global.quiet
-    @elapsed = Time.now - @start
-    puts $/, "Elapsed: %.2f seconds" % @elapsed.to_f if @elapsed > 0.1
+  desc "Displays the SimpleDB domains associated to your account"
+  command :domains => Rudy::CLI::Domains
+  # ---------------------------------  RUDY MANAGER COMMANDS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  #usage "rudy init"
+  #desc "Run this the first time you use Rudy (it's immutable so running it again does no harm)."
+  #command :create_domain => Rudy::CLI::Manager
+  #
+  #usage "rudy info"
+  #desc "Displays info about the current Rudy configuration"
+  #command :info => Rudy::CLI::Manager
+  #desc "Update a Machine Group with the current version of Rudy"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  #command :update => Rudy::CLI::Manager
+  #usage "#{$/} [global options] disks [-C -p path -d device -s size] [-A] [-D] [path]"
+  #desc "Manage Disks"
+  #option :l, :all, "Display all disk definitions"
+  #option :i, :awsid, String, "EC2 Instance ID"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "Machine group name"
+  #option :p, :path, String, "The filesystem path to use as the mount point"
+  #option :d, :device, String, "The device id (default: /dev/sdh)"
+  #option :s, :size, Integer, "The size of disk (in GB)"
+  #action :C, :create, "Create a disk definition"
+  #action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a disk definition"
+  #action :A, :attach, "Attach a disk"
+  #action :N, :unattach, "Unattach a disk"
+  #argv :diskname
+  #command :disk => Rudy::CLI::Disks
+  #command_alias :disk, :disks
+  #usage "rudy [global options] backups [-C] [disk name]"
+  #desc "Manage Backups"
+  #option :s, :snapshot, String, "Create a backup entry from an existing snapshot"
+  #action :Z, :sync, "Check for and delete backup metadata with no snapshot. DOES NOT delete snapshots."
+  ##action :T, :tidy, "Tidy existing backups"
+  #action :D, :destroy, "Destroy a backup and DELETE its snapshots."
+  #action :C, :create, "Create a backup"
+  #argv :disk
+  #command :'backup' => Rudy::CLI::Backups
+  #command_alias :backup, :bu
+  #usage "rudy [global options] metadata instance-ID"
+  #desc "Display Rudy metadata."
+  #command :metadata => Rudy::CLI::Manager
+  #command_alias :metadata, :md
+  # --------------------------  RUDY RELEASE/DEPLOY COMMANDS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  #desc "Release to a Machine Group"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  #option :s, :switch, "Switch to the release branch/tag"
+  #option :m, :msg, String, "A short release note"
+  #command :release => Rudy::CLI::Release
+  #desc "Update the release currently running in a machine group"
+  #command :rerelease => Rudy::CLI::Release
+  #command_alias :rerelease, :rere
+  #desc "Deploy disk snapshots from one machine to another"
+  #command :deploy => Rudy::CLI::Deploy
+  #desc "Shutdown a Machine Group"
+  #usage "rudy [global options] shutdown [-g group-name] [instance-ID]"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  #argv :awsid
+  #command :shutdown => Rudy::CLI::Routines
+  #
+  #
+  #desc "Start a Machine Group"
+  #usage "rudy [global options] startup [-g group-name] [-i image-ID]"
+  #option :ami, String, "EC2 image ID (AMI)"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  #command :startup => Rudy::CLI::Routines
+  #command_alias :startup, :start
+  #desc "Restart a Machine Group"
+  #option :g, :group, String, "A security group name"
+  #argv :awsid
+  #command :restart => Rudy::CLI::Routines
+  #
+  # -------------------------------------------  UGLY STUFFS  --------
+  # ------------------------------------------------------------------
+  debug :off
+  default :status
+  #capture :stderr
+  before do
+    @start = Time.now
+  end
+  after do |obj|
+    unless obj.global.quiet
+      @elapsed = Time.now - @start
+      puts $/, "Elapsed: %.2f seconds" % @elapsed.to_f if @elapsed > 0.1
+    end
   end
 end

data/lib/rudy.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ module Rudy
     unless defined?(MAJOR)
       MAJOR = 0.freeze
       MINOR = 5.freeze
-      TINY  = 0.freeze
+      TINY  = 1.freeze
     end
     def self.to_s; [MAJOR, MINOR, TINY].join('.'); end
     def self.to_f; self.to_s.to_f; end

data/lib/rudy/config.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ module Rudy
       @paths += Dir.glob(File.join(cwd, 'config', 'rudy', '*.rb')) || []
       @paths += Dir.glob(File.join(cwd, '.rudy', '*.rb')) || []
       @paths &&= @paths.uniq
       refresh
     end

data/lib/rudy/huxtable.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ module Rudy
   module Huxtable
     include Rudy::AWS
+    # TODO: investigate @@debug bug. When this is true, Caesars.debug? returns true
+    # too. It's probably some include thing.
     @@debug = false
     attr_accessor :config
@@ -90,7 +92,7 @@ module Rudy
       Rudy.enable_quiet if @global.quiet
     end
-    def debug?; @@debug && @@debug == true; end
+    def debug?; @@debug == true; end
     def check_keys
       raise "No EC2 .pem keys provided" unless has_pem_keys?

data/lib/tryouts.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -3,25 +3,20 @@ require 'ostruct'
 module Tryouts
-  def before(&b)
-    b.call
-  end
-  def after(&b)
-    at_exit &b
-  end
   #    tryout :name do
   #       ...
   #    end
   def tryout(name, &b)
+    puts '-'*50
     puts "Running#{@poop}: #{name}"
     begin
       b.call
-      puts $/*2
-      sleep 1
+      sleep 0.1
     rescue Interrupt
-    end
+    rescue => ex
+      STDERR.puts "Tryout error: #{ex.message}"
+    end
+      puts $/*2
   end
   # Ignore everything
@@ -36,5 +31,3 @@ module Tryouts
   end
 end
-include Tryouts

data/rudy.gemspec CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 @spec = Gem::Specification.new do |s|
 	s.name = "rudy"
   s.rubyforge_project = 'rudy'
-	s.version = "0.5.0"
+	s.version = "0.5.1"
 	s.summary = "Not your grandparent's deployment tool."
 	s.description = s.summary
 	s.author = "Delano Mandelbaum"

data/test/helper.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
-require 'rubygems' if defined? Gem
 libdir = File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib')
 $LOAD_PATH.unshift libdir unless $LOAD_PATH.include?(libdir)

data/tryouts/session_tryout.rb CHANGED Viewed

@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib')
-require 'rubygems'
 require 'session'
 require 'net/ssh'
 require 'rye'

metadata CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: solutious-rudy
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.5.0
+  version: 0.5.1
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Delano Mandelbaum