Installing octokit barfs on Yard documentation about octokit.rb HOT 7 CLOSED

Seeing this issue on several projects on GitHub with no stated resolution. Maybe @lsegal might know?

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YARD assumes all files in the .document file are ruby sources. You can add a "-" between the last ruby file and the non Ruby files to tell YARD that the rest are non-Ruby files. RDoc shouldn't mind this. Just as a sidenote, YARD isn't exactly "barfing" here, it's just notifying you of a parse error and continuing to document the rest of your source without issue.

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@lsegal Apologies, I was using barf in the most liberal sense, as something was coming out that I wasn't expecting. Would shart be better? 😏

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FYI https://rubydoc.tenderapp.com/kb/getting-started-with-rubydocinfo/setting-up-a-yardopts-file

@miketheman I was just pointing out that it's purely visual noise. It doesn't affect the resulting docs.

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Fixed with #85

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I am still facing this kind of issue.PFB the screen shot

and can anybody provide installation steps ( correct one)

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@prateek032 This doesn't appear related to this previous issue. Could you open a new issue with the output of gem install -V octokit, please.

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