I have all CE tests passing but one with edge rails.

  def test_get_network_activity
    u = users(:quentin)
    f = friendships(:aaron_receive_quentin_pending)
    f.update_attributes(:friendship_status => FriendshipStatus
[:accepted]) && f.reverse.update_attributes(:friendship_status =>
FriendshipStatus[:accepted])
    assert !u.network_activity.empty?
  end

Logic looks right and if update_attributes wasn't working other cases
in the same class would fail too. Other than that looking good. Next
on the list is cleaning up a lot of deprecation warnings. After I get
NO warnings running tests I'll put on github.


On Feb 12, 11:37 pm, cauta <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am interested in your idea. Please let us know how it goes.
>
> On Feb 13, 12:27 am, mgutz <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > true, but i am customizing models and views and don't need much of the
> > existing stuff like birthday, gender, location.
>
> > well, it wasn't too difficult to get CE running as a standalone app on
> > edge rails. most of the work was text search/replace
>
> > i ran into some minor issues
>
> >   had to set this in development.rb: config.cache_classes = true
>
> >   meta_weblog_api causes server to not start. i don't need web
> > services and xmlrpc interfaces so i removed
>
> > i'll play around it more this week and upload a clean version on
> > github next week
>
>
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