vendor/gems/bones-2.4.2/lib/bones/app/freeze_command.rb
def freeze_to_repository
    FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(output_dir))
    File.open(output_dir, 'w') {|fd| fd.puts repository}
    @out.puts "Project skeleton #{name.inspect} " <<
              "has been frozen to #{repository.inspect}"
  end
# Freeze the project skeleton to the git or svn repository that the user
# passed in on the command line. This essentially creates an alias to the
# reposiory using the name passed in on the command line.
#
Freeze the project skeleton to the git or svn repository that the user
passed in on the command line. This essentially creates an alias to the
reposiory using the name passed in on the command line.
Freeze the project skeleton to the git or svn repository that the user passed in on the command line . This essentially creates an alias to the reposiory using the name passed in on the command line .
def freeze_to_repository
    FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(output_dir))
    File.open(output_dir, 'w') {|fd| fd.puts repository}
    @out.puts "Project skeleton #{name.inspect} " <<
              "has been frozen to #{repository.inspect}"
  end
def freeze_to_repository FileUtils . mkdir_p ( File . dirname ( output_dir ) ) File . open ( output_dir , 'w' ) { | fd | fd . puts repository } @out . puts "Project skeleton #{name.inspect} " << "has been frozen to #{repository.inspect}" end
Freeze the project skeleton to the git or svn repository that the user
passed in on the command line.
Freeze the project skeleton to the git or svn repository that the user passed in on the command line .