Merge pull request #2660 from KevinBongart/add-readme-to-rake-fast

Add README file to rake-fast plugin
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# rake-fast
Fast rake autocompletion plugin.
This script caches the output for later usage and significantly speeds it up. It generates a .rake_tasks cache file in parallel to the Rakefile. It also checks the file modification dates to see if it needs to regenerate the cache file.
This is entirely based on [this pull request by Ullrich Schäfer](https://github.com/robb/.dotfiles/pull/10/), which is inspired by [this Ruby on Rails trick from 2006](http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2006/3/9/fast-rake-task-completion-for-zsh/).
Think about that. 2006.
## Installation
Just add the plugin to your `.zshrc`:
```bash
plugins=(foo bar rake-fast)
```
You might consider adding `.rake_tasks` to your [global .gitignore](https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files#global-gitignore)
## Usage
`rake`, then press tab

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# rake-fast
# Fast rake autocompletion plugin for oh-my-zsh
# This script caches the output for later usage and significantly speeds it up.
# It generates a .rake_tasks file in parallel to the Rakefile.
# You'll want to add `.rake_tasks` to your global .git_ignore file:
# https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files#global-gitignore
# You can force .rake_tasks to refresh with:
# $ rake_refresh
# This is entirely based on Ullrich Schäfer's work
# (https://github.com/robb/.dotfiles/pull/10/),
# which is inspired by this Ruby on Rails trick from 2006:
# http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2006/3/9/fast-rake-task-completion-for-zsh/
_rake_refresh () { _rake_refresh () {
if [ -f .rake_tasks ]; then if [ -f .rake_tasks ]; then
rm .rake_tasks rm .rake_tasks