> We're also looking forward to a stored procedure compatibility fix
> that's in the 2-3-stable branch as well.
>
> What's the plan?
Apologies for the lack of communication on this. Professional Life
and Family Life combined and resulted in no free time for me to work
on rails.
On my plate prior
Hi Petr, the best list to ask questions like this is the rubyonrails-talk
list. The core list is generally reserved for Ruby on Rails core issues.
On 16 March 2010 01:51, petr.blaho wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to solve this problem:
>
> I have these resources:
>
> map.resource :account
> map.re
I'd like to reraise this question. The Lighthouse milestone page still
shows a date of January 15, but now it's 2 months after. There's
almost 4 months worth of stable, relevant fixes ready to go for a
2.3.6 release, including critical fixes for SMTP and fixes the use of
Rubygems APIs that were dep
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 8:41 AM, Patrick Peak wrote:
> A. Copy the static files from the gems into the public directory of
> the project, which can allow the web server to handle serving them.
> (BrowserCMS does this).
I dislike the copying files approach, it seems confusing and error-prone.
> B
Hi,
I am trying to solve this problem:
I have these resources:
map.resource :account
map.resources :projects
so my urls to projects looks like this: /projects/:id
But client has changed his mind and now he wants urls like
this: /:account_id/:project_slug
This project_slug (using friendly_url
This is great news that we might see some of this for Rails 3.0. For
our project (BrowserCMS) the concept of mountable apps would make it
much easier to support modular extensions as packagable gems. At
current, we have our own code for loading Model/Controller/Views from
gems in a way similar to e
Can someone please take a peek at this ticket [1]? I've ported a patch
that wast applied to the 2.3.2 stream, but didn't make it into the 2-3-
stable branch, so releases, such as 2.3.5 regressed. I'd like to get
this fix into 2.3.6, so I can eliminate some monkey patches.
Thanks - Nathan
[1]
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