ripper-tags 1.0.2

What's Changed

• Fix crash in dynamic module_function within a loop by @mislav in #116

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

ripper-tags 1.0.1

What's Changed

• Fix parse error for delegate statements with dynamic arguments by @latortuga in #114

New Contributors

• @latortuga made their first contribution in #114

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

ripper-tags 1.0.0

What's Changed

• Generate tags for methods defined within ruby blocks by @tycooon in #105
• Handle definitions of nested or frozen constants constants by @owst in #79
• Test in Ruby 3.2 by @mislav in #113

New Contributors

• @tycooon made their first contribution in #105

Full Changelog: v0.9.1...v1.0.0

ripper-tags 0.9.1

What's Changed

• Fix crash with private attr_reader :x by @mislav in #112
• Ignore keyword arguments to mattr_accessor by @mislav in 3ea85a5
• Fix typo in documentation by @svenwin in #109
• Refresh CI setup by @mislav in #111

New Contributors

• @svenwin made their first contribution in #109

Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.9.1

ripper-tags 0.9.0

• Handle decorators/method modifiers #103

• Add ctags-compatible --recurse alias #102

ripper-tags 0.8.1

• Ensure --append works even if there is no initial file

ripper-tags 0.8.0

• Support --append for Vim & Emacs

• Support --tag-relative=always|never

• Support --excmd=combined

• Ruby 2.6 compat around ignoring interpolated strings in alias, alias_method, define_method

ripper-tags 0.7.0

• Add support for module_function

• Skip emitting tags for scope with blank name

ripper-tags 0.6.1

• Gracefully handle unreadable directories

• Fix crash when processing string interpolation in attr_reader/writer

• Fix crash with trailing comma on def_delegators

ripper-tags 0.6.0

• Add support for --fields=+l

• Survive parse errors on individual source files

  A parse error in one or few files out of many should not halt the process, since ripper-tags typically handles many files at once. However, if only one file was given, and that file fails, have the process exit with status 1 to indicate that the tags output is likely useless.