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Reverse Dependencies for rake

The projects listed here declare rake as a runtime or development dependency

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Provides a DSL for describing required and optional (with defaults) parameters for object initialization. The initializer accepts an options hash and/or yields a builder object to a block.
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A small DSL for the construction of quick automation tasks.
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Contains classes to create derivative image files and perform other image operations
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This gem provides helpers to be used inside of Assemblyline ruby docker containers.
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Contains classes to manipulate DOR objects for assembly and accessioning
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A Gem that consumes data from the Welsh Assembly
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A gem that handles your form and query validation in an elegant way.
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Allows for compact checks (Python style)
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Like Rails' assert_difference, but more compact and readable syntax through hashes, testing ranges and improved error reporting.
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Test assertion for directories equality by tree and content comparison
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Lightweight permissions asserter for Ruby and Rails applications
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Generate assert code from a result inside a unit or integration test. This is useful if you have code that you've spiked or eyeballed as 'working' and you'd like to produce some assertions, without editing the output of pretty-inspect manually or making it all up.
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Assertiva's API client written in Ruby.
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