BTW, The URL is http://gist.github.com/84339.

This is awesome.

I ran the selenium integration test that I added to the GitHub agility
project.  I got about 3/4's of the way through it by making three
changes:

adding "auto_actions_for :project, [:new, :create]" to
stories_controller
adding "auto_actions_for :story, :create" to tasks_controller
changing the line in the selenium test where it says "FIXME: better
selector" to use a better selector.  :)
in this case: 'click_and_wait "css=.edit-link"'

that got me about 3/4's of the way through.  Hopefully I'll get to the
rest of it this evening.

So so far the integration test hasn't found any divergence between the
agility tutorial and agility.git.  I'm sure there are some divergences
as you claim, but our divergences our more fundamental at the
moment. :)

To me this screams "doctest".   If we merged agility.markdown and your
script -- lovely.  Google doesn't know about any "shdoctest"'s.
Hopefully it wouldn't be too hard to either create shdoctest or
convert your script to ruby through the liberal use of heredocs and
backticks....

cheers,
Bryan

tmorgan99 wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I would like to offer a revision to the 'Agility' app, with its
> tutorial, as it appears in the Cookbook.
>
> I have noticed that the Agility git repo does not co-respond to the
> result of following the tutorial.
> This is what happens in a rapidly evolving framework, but can be very
> confusing, and self defeating to new comers.
>
> To this end, I propose a script that can be run as one follows along
> with the tutorial text, that can generate the app step by step.
>
> Along the way, I created a kind of 'uber'-migrator, that I use as a
> front end into hobo-migration.  I am able to specify many aspects of
> migration 'out in the open', and I find that leads to greater
> understanding of the process involved.
>
>  would like to take this further, to create an integrated tutorial
> approach worthy of the hobo framework.
>
> Please run my script, as seen in the gist, and offer your feedbacks!
> gist: 84339
> Thanks...
> == Tim
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