Add option --require to load custom Ruby code before starting #574
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I was inspired to add this because of the Pivotal Tracker question. In order to make things more custom for them, they need a place to put code. Perhaps a new default-required filename could be the default list, to be required if found. |
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#575 was the missing meta-documentation "How do I regenerate man page documentation?" |
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YARD does this for naming: |
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This PR adds a feature and an option
--require: it takes a comma-separated list of paths to custom Ruby files torequire. This happens just before starting the changelog generation.Example: