Add mruby-bin-barista to mgem-list

[skinnyjames]

mruby-bin-barista is a cross-platform build tool for executing a DAG of tasks.

Happy to answer any questions or fixup this PR.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the mruby-bin-barista gem into the official mruby gem list. This addition provides mruby developers with a new cross-platform build tool for managing task dependencies, enhancing the mruby ecosystem's capabilities for project automation and build processes.

Highlights

• New Gem Addition: This pull request introduces mruby-bin-barista to the mgem-list, making it available for use within the mruby ecosystem.
• Build Tool Integration: mruby-bin-barista is described as a cross-platform build tool designed for executing a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) of tasks.
• Gem Metadata: A new file, mruby-bin-barista.gem, has been added, containing essential metadata such as the gem's name, description, author, repository URL, license (MIT), and main branch.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request adds mruby-bin-barista, a cross-platform build tool, to the mgem-list. The submission is well-formed. My review includes a suggestion to update the gem's metadata file to improve the description's clarity and to align the key order with the project's contribution guidelines for better consistency.

[skinnyjames]

/gemini review

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

Thank you for your contribution. This pull request adds mruby-bin-barista to the list of gems. The submission is well-formed. I have a couple of suggestions to improve consistency with the project's conventions, based on the README.md file and other gem definitions in the repository. Please see my comments below.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other gem definitions in this repository and the example in README.md, it's preferred to use the author's full name instead of their username. Based on the linked GitHub profile, it seems the author's name is 'James Skinner'.

author: James Skinner

[skinnyjames]

I love it!

[matz]

@skinnyjames If you are updating the author name, I will merge this PR right after your update.

[skinnyjames]

@skinnyjames If you are updating the author name, I will merge this PR right after your update.

Hi @matz! Sorry! My work is authored under @skinnyjames. I just thought it was funny that Gemini thought my name was James Skinner, because I'm not skinny and my name is not James. Happy to close if it's an issue.

[matz]

It's not an issue at all. So you are OK with the current pull request. I'm going to merge.

[skinnyjames]

It's not an issue at all. So you are OK with the current pull request. I'm going to merge.

Yeah! Sounds good!