{"push_id":960387751,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/gh-parse-erb-and-env-variables","head":"a0345895d7e0f5472e3b38932539e946df40e8fd","before":"b93cf34e9e2ac6c4c19c17f6c628505c6262f5bb","commits":[{"sha":"a0345895d7e0f5472e3b38932539e946df40e8fd","author":{"email":"54043c0a1b13c2c7c9049ee551defc9a29ead583@gmail.com","name":"Geoff Harcourt"},"message":"Parse database.yml that uses ERB\n\nRails allows the use of ERB to define dynamic values in `database.yml`.\nIf the database name in development is defined using a dynamic value,\nthe ERB syntax is passed in as an argument to Heroku-CLI rather than the\ndesired name.\n\nThis change parses `database.yml` as an ERB template, reading in any\ndevelopment variables from the `.env` file as needed.\n\nOther changes:\n- development-only gems are sectioned off into a separate group in the\n  Gemfile\n\nClose #73.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/thoughtbot/parity/commits/a0345895d7e0f5472e3b38932539e946df40e8fd"}]}