wsl 0.1.5 → 0.1.6

data/History.txt

@@ -12,4 +12,8 @@
 * 1 major improvement
   * Checked in code to Rubyforge
 * 2 bug fixes
-  * None identified/fixed this release.
+  * None identified/fixed this release.
+  
+== 0.1.6 24/6/2009
+	
+* rdoc formatting and released.

data/Manifest

@@ -14,5 +14,8 @@ lib/wsl.rb
 lib/wslPrivate.rb
 lib/wslSuite.rb
 Manifest
+misc/index.html
+misc/rubyforge-ssh-svn.txt
+misc/wsl-gem-creation.txt
 Rakefile
 README.txt

data/README.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,11 @@
-WSL is released under the GNU Public Licence.
+WSL is released under the GNU Public Licence (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html).
 
-Go to http;//wsl.xqoob.com for more details.
+The WATiR Scripting Language is a domain specific language for WATiR. 
+WSL lowers the barrier to entry in using WATiR. 
+WSL hides most of the complexities of WATiR tests and is accessible enough for non-developers to use. 
+
+More information on WSL can be found at http://wsl.xqoob.com
+The source code can be downloaded from http://rubyforge.org/projects/wsl/
 
 NOTE: if after installing WSL you get the following error -
 	"C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/windows-pr-0.9.3/lib/windows/thread.rb:59: 
@@ -8,3 +13,6 @@ NOTE: if after installing WSL you get the following error -
 run these commands-
 	$> Gem uninstall windows-pr
 	$> Gem install windows-pr 
+
+Last updated 24 June 2009
+Wadud Ruf

data/Rakefile

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ require 'rubygems'
 require 'rake'
 require 'echoe'
 
-spec = Echoe.new('wsl', '0.1.5') do |s|
+spec = Echoe.new('wsl', '0.1.6') do |s|
     s.platform  =   Gem::Platform::RUBY
     s.author    =   "Wadud Ruf"
     s.email     =   "wadud.ruf@xqoob.com"

data/lib/IEContext.rb

@@ -2,8 +2,12 @@ require "watir"
 require "watir/watir_simple"
 require "utils/Logger"
 
-
-class BrowserContext
+##
+# IEBrowserContext is an extension of Watir::Simple and is the core class
+# through which all calls to Internet Explorer are made.
+# IEBrowserContext should not be referred to directly within any WSL test scripts.
+#
+class IEBrowserContext
 	include Watir::Simple
 	include Watir
 	include Test::Unit::Assertions
@@ -12,13 +16,12 @@ class BrowserContext
 	attr_reader :logger			# Readonly access to logger.
 	
 	##
-	# Initialises a new BrowserContext object. 
+	# Initialises a new IEBrowserContext object. 
 	# Essentially this is inherits from Watir.Simple, 
-	# and uses it's class variable '@@browser'.
+	# and uses it's class variable #browser.
 	#
-	# testName: The name you want to give the test.
-	# logFile: The file you want to log to. Defaults to
-	# a log file with the same name as the script in the logs directory.
+	# * testName: The name you want to give the test.
+	# * logFile: The file you want to log to. Defaults to a log file with the same name as the script in the logs directory.
 	#
 	def initialize(testName=nil, logFile=nil)
 		# Set the test name.
@@ -50,7 +53,7 @@ class BrowserContext
 	end
 	
 	##
-	# Provides access to the browser class variable.
+	# Provides access to the Watir::Simple::browser class variable.
 	#
 	def browser
 		return @@browser
@@ -58,15 +61,20 @@ class BrowserContext
 	
 	##
 	# Attaches to a titled browser window.
+	# * windowTitle: The titled window to attach to.
 	#
 	def attach(windowTitle)
 		@@browser = Watir::IE.attach(:title, windowTitle)
 	end
 	
 	##
-	# The tags which are valid within the browser context.
+	# The tags which are within scope of the browser context.
+	# First class functions make calls based on this.
+	#
 	# Note: Ordering of the tags is important.
 	#
+	# * Returns an arraylist of string objects referring to the Watir::Simple tags that are within scope.
+	#
 	def tagsInContext()
 		%w[button link image div span text_field checkbox radio select_list]
 	end

data/lib/utils/Logger.rb

@@ -20,9 +20,11 @@ module Wsl
 		@@HEADER = "======"
 		@@localCacheFile = ".\\logs\\.cache\\TestSummary.dat"
 		
+		#--
 		# Static methods to get log level (cannot assign to these).
 		# Within class, but outside of method, use 'self.debug' to call.
 		# within method use 'CustomLogger.debug' to call.
+		#++
 		def self.debug; "debug"; end		
 		def self.info; "info"; end		
 		def self.warn; "warn"; end		

data/lib/wsl.rb

@@ -1,21 +1,27 @@
+## 
+# This file contains the core WSL keywords that are used to write test scripts.
+# Refer to http://wsl.xqoob.com for examples on how to use these.
+## 
+
 require "IEContext"
 require "wslPrivate"
 require "watir/contrib/visible"
 
 ##
-# Starts the test.
+# Starts the test. All test scripts should have this as the
+# first statement.
 #
-# testName: the name of the test.
-# logFile: the file to log to.
+# * testName: the name of the test.
+# * logFile: the file to log to.
 #
 def start(testName, logFile=nil)
-	@myBrowser = BrowserContext.new(testName, logFile)
+	@myBrowser = IEBrowserContext.new(testName, logFile)
 end
 
 ##
 # Opens a new browser with the given url.
 #
-# url: the url to point the browser to.
+# * url: The url to point the browser to.
 #
 def open_url(url)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Opening browser at url: '" + url + "'")
@@ -35,7 +41,9 @@ end
 
 ##
 # Attaches the test to a new browser window 
+#--
 # TODO: How to close the old window?
+#++
 #
 # windowTitle: the name of the new window to attach to
 #
@@ -47,8 +55,9 @@ end
 ##
 # Closes the attached browser window.
 #
+# * windowTitle: Closes the currently active browser window, unless the title of another browser window is specified.
+#
 def close(windowTitle=nil)
-
 	# Attach to the browser with the name passed in.
 	attach(windowTitle) if windowTitle != nil
 	
@@ -59,7 +68,7 @@ end
 ##
 # Navigates to the given url.
 #
-# url: the url to navigate to.
+# * url: the url to navigate to.
 #
 def go_to(url)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Navigating to url: '" + url + "'")
@@ -92,7 +101,7 @@ end
 #
 def total_summary
 	if ! defined? @myBrowser then
-		@myBrowser = BrowserContext.new()
+		@myBrowser = IEBrowserContext.new()
 	end
 	
 	@myBrowser.logger.totalSummary
@@ -106,7 +115,7 @@ end
 #
 def clear_cache
 	if ! defined? @myBrowser then
-		@myBrowser = BrowserContext.new()
+		@myBrowser = IEBrowserContext.new()
 	end
 	
 	# Clear the test cache so as not to corrupt the test summary.
@@ -115,13 +124,17 @@ end
 
 ##
 # Enters text in the named field.
-# field: The id of the html field.
-# value: The value you want to set.
+# * what: The value of the attribute used to identify the element
+# * how: The attribute used to identify the element
+# * value: The text you want to enter.
 #
+#--
 # def enter_text_in(field, value)
 	# @myBrowser.logger.logStep("Entering text into field '" + field + "' with value '" + value + "'")
 	# @myBrowser.enter_text_into_field_with_id(field, value)
 # end
+#++
+#
 def enter_text_in(what, how=":id", value=nil)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Entering text into html element with #{how} '" + what + "'")
 	
@@ -150,9 +163,9 @@ TEMPLATE
 end
 
 ##
-# Fires an onKeyPress event for the given textbox.
+# Fires a javascript onKeyPress event for the given textbox.
 #
-# field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
+# * field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
 #
 def key_press_in(field)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Firing onKeyPress event for: '" + field + "'")
@@ -160,9 +173,9 @@ def key_press_in(field)
 end
 
 ##
-# Fires an onKeyUp event for the given textbox.
+# Fires a javascript onKeyUp event for the given textbox.
 #
-# field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
+# * field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
 #
 def key_up_in(field)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Firing onKeyPress event for: '" + field + "'")
@@ -170,9 +183,9 @@ def key_up_in(field)
 end
 
 ##
-# Fires a onMouseOver event for the given textbox.
+# Fires a javascript onMouseOver event for the given textbox.
 #
-# field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
+# * field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
 #
 def mouse_over(field)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Firing onMouseOver event for: '" + field + "'")
@@ -180,9 +193,9 @@ def mouse_over(field)
 end
 
 ##
-# Fires a onMouseDown event for the given textbox.
+# Fires a javascript onMouseDown event for the given textbox.
 #
-# field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
+# * field: The textbox to fire the event for (HTML id).
 #
 def mouse_down(field)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Firing onMouseDown event for: '" + field + "'")
@@ -190,10 +203,14 @@ def mouse_down(field)
 end
 
 ##
-# Selects the named element.
+# Selects the named element ideally should be used with checkboxes, radio 
+# buttons and dropdown lists. When set to true will select the checkbox
+# or radio button. When selecting a value from a dropdown list it uses
+# the passed in value.
 #
-# what: The element to select.
-# value: if specified true checks it, false unchecks it.
+# * what: the attribute value of the element we want to click
+# * how: the attribute we want to use to uniquely identify the element
+# * value: defaults to true, otherwise the value of the dropdown list.
 #
 def select(what, how=":id", value=true)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Selecting html element with #{how} '" + what + "'")
@@ -224,8 +241,11 @@ end
 
 ##
 # Clicks the HTML element with the id specified. Note if multiple elements
-# are present it will click the first occurence of it only. The order it 
-# searches in is - button, link, image, div, span, and finally text_field.
+# are present it will click the first occurence of it only. The scope and 
+# order it searches in is viewable by calling elements_in_context.
+#
+# * what: the attribute value of the element we want to click
+# * how: the attribute we want to use to uniquely identify the element
 #
 def click(what, how=":id")
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Clicking on html element with #{how} '" + what + "'")
@@ -250,12 +270,15 @@ TEMPLATE
 end
 
 ##
-# Waits for the HTML element with the id specified to exist on screen.
+# Waits for the HTML element to exist on screen.
 # Note if multiple elements are present it will look for the first occurence 
 # of it only or until the timeout (in seconds) is exceeded. 
 #
-# The order it searches in is - 
-# button, link, image, div, span, and finally text_field.
+# The scope and order it searches in is viewable by calling elements in context.
+#
+# * what: the attribute value of the element we want to click
+# * how: the attribute we want to use to uniquely identify the element
+# * timout: maximum amount of time to wait for (default is 60 secs).
 #
 def wait_for(what, how=":id", timeout=60)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Waiting to load: '" + what + "'")		 		
@@ -287,6 +310,8 @@ end
 # Waits for the browser to catch up. Useful for ajax calls
 # where the browser loads up some javascript.
 #
+# * aMoment: How long to wait for in seconds.
+#
 def wait(aMoment=0)
 	if aMoment == 0 then
 		@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Waiting  for browser to catch up")
@@ -299,12 +324,16 @@ def wait(aMoment=0)
 end
 
 ##
-# Waits for a div tag to become visible or until the timeout
+# Waits for the element to become visible or until the timeout
 # period has elapsed.
-# what: The id of the HTML div tag.
-# timout: maximum amount of time to wait for (default is 60 secs).
 #
+# * what: the attribute value of the element we want to click
+# * how: the attribute we want to use to uniquely identify the element
+# * timout: maximum amount of time to wait for (default is 60 secs).
+#
+#--
 # TODO: Merge with wait_for method (add visible? to if condition)
+#++
 #
 def wait_until_visible(what, how=":id", timeout=60)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logStep("Waiting for : '" + what + "' to become visible")	
@@ -336,12 +365,26 @@ TEMPLATE
 end
 
 ##
-# Records expected result, then asserts whether the 
-# text is displayed on screen to verify the expected
-# result.
-#
-# text: The text to look for on screen.
-# expectedResult: The expected result we are trying to verify. - This could potentially be factored out???
+# Records expected result, then asserts whether the text is displayed 
+# on screen to verify the expected result. This keyword polls the browser
+# for the specified amount of time until the text exists on screen. 
+# If the text doesn't exist within the timeout period a fail is recorded.
+#
+# Typical usage -
+#  assert_text "Welcome Back", "Exists on screen for a successful login."
+#
+# You can also use this within conditional statements within your test script.
+# If you want to do so do not enter an expectedResult for brevities sake.
+# Typical usage in a conditional statement -
+#  if assert_text "Welcome Back" then 
+#    click "myMail"
+#  else
+#    click "forgottenPwd"
+#  end
+#
+# * text: The text to look for on screen.
+# * expectedResult: The expected result we are trying to verify.
+# * timeout: how long to try asserting for until we log a fail in seconds.
 #
 def assert_text(text, expectedResult=nil, timeout=60)		
 	@myBrowser.logger.logExpectedResult("'" + text + "' " + expectedResult) if expectedResult != nil
@@ -374,12 +417,15 @@ def assert_text(text, expectedResult=nil, timeout=60)
 end
 
 ##
+#--
 # Records expected result, then asserts whether the 
 # text is NOT displayed on screen to verify the expected
 # result.
 #
 # text: The text to look for on screen.
 # expectedResult: The expected result we are trying to verify. - This could potentially be factored out???
+#++
+# Do not use this is to be deprecated.
 #
 def assert_text!(text, expectedResult=nil)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logExpectedResult("'" + text+ "' " + expectedResult) if expectedResult != nil 
@@ -408,6 +454,15 @@ def assert_text!(text, expectedResult=nil)
 	end
 end
 
+##
+# Asserts that all the text in the args array exists on screen.
+#
+# Example usage -
+#  assert_all_text ["value1", "value2", "value3"]
+#
+# * Returns true if all the text exists, false if at least one of
+#   values in doesn't exist.
+#
 def assert_all_text(args)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logExpectedResult("Asserting all text is shown on screen...")
 		
@@ -432,10 +487,10 @@ end
 # currently there is no way to determine a response for an ajax call using 
 # Watir (There is an outstanding development request regarding this).
 #
-# url: The url to match on.
-# expectedResult: The expected result message to show on screen.
-# timeout: period in seconds before registering a failed assertion.
-# orFailValue: a value if found in the url or body text registers a fail.
+# * url: The url to match on.
+# * expectedResult: The expected result message to show on screen.
+# * timeout: period in seconds before registering a failed assertion.
+# * orFailValue: a value if found in the url or body text registers a fail.
 #
 def assert_url(url, expectedResult="is current url.", timeout=60, orFailValue=nil)	
 	# Get rid of the query string portion.
@@ -479,13 +534,41 @@ end
 ##
 # Logs a comment.
 #
-# text: The comment to log.
+# * text: The comment to log.
 #
 def rem(text)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logComment(text)
 end
 
-def manual_test(steps)
+##
+# A manual test is a fall back strategy when it is
+# difficult to write automated step(s). For example you
+# may have to interact with an external site as part of your
+# script to click on an email link, or when registering enter a
+# captcha code. 
+#
+# manual_test is a workaround for such tricky scenarios. Essentially
+# you list some steps to perform within the manual_test then record 
+# whether it is a pass or a fail. Note that irrespective of how many manual
+# tests you have you can only record one pass or fail for all steps
+# within it.
+# 
+# Example usage - 
+#  some automated steps
+#  ...
+#  rem "Register on the site"
+#  ...
+#  manual_test "enter the captcha"
+#  click "submitBtn"
+#  manual_test "submit registration",
+#              "login into email account",
+#              "click on registration email link"	
+#  ...
+#
+# * steps: The steps to perform within the manual test.
+#   Textual values comma separated for each step.
+#
+def manual_test(*steps)
 	@myBrowser.logger.log(" Manual steps to perform:")
 	
 	# Log the steps
@@ -514,7 +597,9 @@ end
 ##
 # Records a PASS if the link exists
 #
-# what: The HTML id of the link
+# * what: The HTML id of the link
+# * expectedResult: The expected result of this assertion
+# * returns true if link exists on screen
 #
 def assert_link_exists(what, expectedResult)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logExpectedResult(expectedResult)
@@ -531,7 +616,9 @@ end
 ##
 # Records a PASS if the button exists
 #
-# what: The HTML id of the button
+# * what: The HTML id of the button
+# * expectedResult: The expected result of this assertion
+# * returns true if button exists on screen
 #
 def assert_button_exists(what, expectedResult)
 	@myBrowser.logger.logExpectedResult(expectedResult)
@@ -552,21 +639,19 @@ end
 # conditions are not met then call retryable_steps_error with appropriate message
 # to prompt for a repeat.
 #
-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Example usage: 
-# retryable_steps{
-# 	Do some steps here
-#	...
-#	if pass condition is fail then
+#   retryable_steps{
+#     Do some steps here
+#	  ...
+#	  if pass condition is fail then
 #		Do any further steps if needed
 #		...	
 #		# Record the error with message
 #		retryable_steps_error "The steps failed you need to retry again"
-#	end
-#}
-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#     end
+#  }
 #
-# &block: The block of code to pass in (must be surrounded by '{' and '}')
+# * &block: The block of code to pass in (must be surrounded by '{' and '}')
 #
 def retryable_steps(&block)
 	begin
@@ -584,7 +669,7 @@ end
 # If in the retryable steps the condition(s) to determine
 # pass/fail of the steps fails then call this.
 #
-# message: The message to display before retrying.
+# * message: The message to display before retrying.
 #
 def retryable_steps_error(message)
 	# TODO: Create a custom error/exception?
@@ -593,6 +678,8 @@ end
 
 ##
 # Shows all the elements in context in the order they are searched through.
+# Essentially this is showing use the scope of certain keywords such as click,
+# select, etc.
 #
 def elements_in_context
 	rem "elements in context in order of precedence: \n[" + 

data/lib/wslSuite.rb

@@ -1,7 +1,24 @@
+## 
+# This file contains the WSL keywords that are used to write suites 
+# for test scripts.
+# Typical WSL test suite script -
+#  require "wslSuite"
+#
+#  startup_script "SuiteStartup"
+#
+#  test_suite     "DemoExample",
+#                 "ClickExample",
+#                 "SelectExample"
+#
+#  cleanup_script "SuiteCleanup"
+#
+# Refer to http://wsl.xqoob.com for examples on how to use these.
+## 
+
 ##
 # Declare the startup scripts here.
 #
-# scripts: The startup scripts to load.
+# * scripts: The startup scripts to load.
 #
 def startup_script(*scripts)
 	scripts.each do |script|
@@ -12,7 +29,7 @@ end
 ##
 # Declare the test suite here.
 #
-# tests: The tests to load and execute.
+# * tests: The tests to load and execute.
 #
 def test_suite(*tests)
 	tests.each do |test|
@@ -23,7 +40,7 @@ end
 ##
 # Declare the cleanup scripts here.
 #
-# scripts: The cleanup scripts to load.
+# * scripts: The cleanup scripts to load.
 #
 def cleanup_script(*scripts)
 	scripts.each do |script|

data/misc/index.html

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+<html>
+	<!-- Redirect to wsl homepage -->
+	<!-- need to scp this into /var/www/gforge-projects/wsl/index.html -->
+	<script>
+		<!--
+		function autoChange()
+		{
+			var timeID = setTimeout("location.href= 'http://wsl.xqoob.com'", 0)
+		}
+		//-->
+	</script>
+	
+	<body onload="autoChange()">
+	</body>
+</html>

data/misc/rubyforge-ssh-svn.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+to check code in and out of rubyforge you need svn set up with
+ssh tunnelling. To use tortoise svn without having to annoyingly
+type in the password everytime you need putty and the plink utility.
+
+A how to to get this setup can be found here - 
+http://rubyforge.org/docman/view.php/5/460/faq.html#scm

data/misc/wsl-gem-creation.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+This document outlines how to create a wsl gem using rake and how to install it.
+the steps are taken from http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8967
+
+1. delete any existing gems WSL/pkg directory.
+2. from root dir run "rake gem" to build gem.
+3. uninstall existing wsl gem using "gem uninstall wsl"
+4. cd in pkg dir and run "gem install wsl-<version>.gem" using the correct version number.
+
+== 22/06/2009
+Update: Since moving to rubyforge and open sourcing the project wsl now uses echoe
+to release. refer to https://wikihub.berkeley.edu/display/istas/How+to+Publish+a+Gem+on+Rubyforge
+for details.
+
+You need the echoe and rubyforge gems installed and configured correctly, see above url for more
+details.
+
+The steps are:-
+
+ * create manifest using "rake manifest"
+ * install gem locally "rake install"
+ * create the release package using "rubyforge create_package wsl wsl"
+ * release the gem using "rake release"
+ * create rdoc locally using "rake docs"
+ * release the rdoc using "rake publish_docs"
+ 
+

data/wsl.gemspec

@@ -2,15 +2,15 @@
 
 Gem::Specification.new do |s|
   s.name = %q{wsl}
-  s.version = "0.1.5"
+  s.version = "0.1.6"
 
   s.required_rubygems_version = Gem::Requirement.new(">= 1.2") if s.respond_to? :required_rubygems_version=
   s.authors = ["Wadud Ruf"]
-  s.date = %q{2009-06-23}
+  s.date = %q{2009-08-18}
   s.description = %q{WSL (WATiR Scripting Language) is a DSL built on top of WATiR that allows for the automation of web application testing through Internet Explorer.}
   s.email = %q{wadud.ruf@xqoob.com}
   s.extra_rdoc_files = ["lib/IEContext.rb", "lib/utils/Logger.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteCleanup.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteStartup.rb", "lib/wsl.rb", "lib/wslPrivate.rb", "lib/wslSuite.rb", "README.txt"]
-  s.files = ["examples/ClickExample.rb", "examples/DemoExample.rb", "examples/DemoTestSuite.rb", "examples/GoogleSearchExample_WSL.rb", "examples/SelectExample.rb", "examples/SuiteCleanup.rb", "examples/SuiteStartup.rb", "History.txt", "lib/IEContext.rb", "lib/utils/Logger.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteCleanup.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteStartup.rb", "lib/wsl.rb", "lib/wslPrivate.rb", "lib/wslSuite.rb", "Manifest", "Rakefile", "README.txt", "wsl.gemspec"]
+  s.files = ["examples/ClickExample.rb", "examples/DemoExample.rb", "examples/DemoTestSuite.rb", "examples/GoogleSearchExample_WSL.rb", "examples/SelectExample.rb", "examples/SuiteCleanup.rb", "examples/SuiteStartup.rb", "History.txt", "lib/IEContext.rb", "lib/utils/Logger.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteCleanup.rb", "lib/utils/TestSuiteStartup.rb", "lib/wsl.rb", "lib/wslPrivate.rb", "lib/wslSuite.rb", "Manifest", "misc/index.html", "misc/rubyforge-ssh-svn.txt", "misc/wsl-gem-creation.txt", "Rakefile", "README.txt", "wsl.gemspec"]
   s.has_rdoc = true
   s.homepage = %q{http://wsl.xqoob.com}
   s.rdoc_options = ["--line-numbers", "--inline-source", "--title", "Wsl", "--main", "README.txt"]

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification 
 name: wsl
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version 
-  version: 0.1.5
+  version: 0.1.6
 platform: ruby
 authors: 
 - Wadud Ruf
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ autorequire:
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
 
-date: 2009-06-23 00:00:00 +01:00
+date: 2009-08-18 00:00:00 +01:00
 default_executable: 
 dependencies: 
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency 
@@ -54,6 +54,9 @@ files:
 - lib/wslPrivate.rb
 - lib/wslSuite.rb
 - Manifest
+- misc/index.html
+- misc/rubyforge-ssh-svn.txt
+- misc/wsl-gem-creation.txt
 - Rakefile
 - README.txt
 - wsl.gemspec