On Friday, 17 August 2012 01:19:52 UTC-4, Fahim Patel wrote: > > > one more example > rails destroy controller testing > remove app/controllers/testing_controller.rb > invoke erb > remove app/views/testing > invoke rspec > remove spec/controllers/testing_controller_spec.rb > invoke helper > remove app/helpers/testing_helper.rb > invoke rspec > remove spec/helpers/testing_helper_spec.rb > invoke assets > invoke coffee > remove app/assets/javascripts/testing.js.coffee > invoke scss > remove app/assets/stylesheets/testing.css.scss > > there is no testing controller prsent..... > this thing is happen with all directory structure.... > scaffold also do the same thing...... > > there should be any exception or error ?????????? > > No - the generator output is (slightly) confusing, but raising an exception in these cases would mean that you wouldn't be able to use 'destroy' to clean up after a generator if you'd manually removed any of the files it had created.
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