Hi ALL, for all the early adopters of Rails 3.0 Beta, I'm sure that means
most if not all of you. Anyway, I would highly recommend reading and
following the below steps:
1. Release Notes
http://guides.rails.info/3_0_release_notes.html
Note: This has information about the Rails 3.0 Beta as well as
associated links that go into further detail.
2. Online Community Support
IRC Channel - #railsbridge
Note: You'll find many knowledgeable Rails 3.0 people here that can
assist you. Again, you should have read (1).
3. Filing Tickets Issues/Tickets Against Rails 3.0 Beta
If you think that it's an issue with Rails 3.0 beta, then one should do
the following:
a) see if similar ticket exists here
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994-ruby-on-rails
/overview
b) if (a) exists, then add your comments to that ticket. Otherwise,
please create a new ticket providing the following:
- create a proper title that briefly describes the issue
- ruby version (i.e. ruby -v)
- OS version
- the exact steps to recreate the issue in a understandable
stepwise format
- properly tag the ticket
- For example, if it's an issue with Rails 3.0 ActiveRecord,
then, at a minimum, I should see the following tags for the ticket:
rails3 activerecord
Note: This is very important so that the Rails core team are made
aware of the potential issue(s) as soon as possible. The
more issue(s) that are detected and resolved before the
official release make for a much more stable release. Again,
you should have read (1).
Lastly, I would recommend the above steps for all people interested using
Rails 3.0 Beta. Also, please reference (1) because it will change as we
come to the official release of Rails 3.0.
-Conrad
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