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# uncomment if you want to use the awesome_print gem
# require 'ap'
# IRT RC file
# ITR conf options
# set this to true if your prompt get messed up when you use the history
# IRT.fix_readline_prompt = false
# will open an interactie session if a test has diffs
# IRT.irt_on_diffs = true
# will print the log tail when an interactive session is opened
# IRT.tail_on_irt = false
# the lines you want to be printed as the tail
# IRT.log.tail_size = 10
# loads irt_helper.rb files automatically
# IRT.autoload_helper_files = true
# force true/false regardless the terminal ANSI support
# IRT.force_color = true
# the command that should set the clipboard to the last lines from STDIN
# default to 'pbcopy' on mac, 'xclip -selection c' on linux/unix and 'clip' on windoze
# IRT.copy_to_clipboard_command = 'your command'
# the format to build the command to launch nano
# IRT.nano_command_format = %(nano +%2$d "%1$s")
# the format to build the command to launch vi
# IRT.vi_command_format = %(vi "%1$s" +%2$d)
# the format to build the command to launch the ri tool
# if RUBY_VERSION < 1.9.2 uses qri (from fastri) else bri
# IRT.ri_command_format = %(qri -f #{Dye.color? ? 'ansi' : 'plain'} "%s")
# IRT.ri_command_format = %(bri "%s")
# add your command format if you want to use another editor than nano or vi
# default 'open -t %1$s' on MacOX; 'kde-open %1$s' or 'gnome-open %1$s' un unix/linux; '%1$s' on windoze
# IRT.edit_command_format = "your_preferred_GUI_editor %1$s +%2$d"
# any log-ignored-echo command you want to add
# IRT.log.ignored_echo_commands << [:commandA, :commandB ...]
# any log-ignored command you want to add (includes all the log-ignored-echo commands)
# IRT.log.ignored_commands << [:commandC, :commandD ...]
# any command that will not set the last value (includes all the log-ignored commands)
# IRT.log.non_setting_commands << [:commandE, :commandF ...]
# shows the rails log in console
# IRT.rails_log = true
# colors with :log_color (default blue) the rails log for easy reading
# IRT.dye_rails_log = true