Re: [Rails-core] Nominating Sean Griffin as a Rails Core Team

That's totally make sense, DHH. Sorry about that.  Thank you for taking this nomination into consideration.  -Prem On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 2:54 PM, Ken Collins wrote: > All, > Tho I likely do not have a vote, I would second that. Sean has been an > immense help in both the value and willi

[Rails-core] Re: Nominating Sean Griffin as a Rails Core Team

Prem, Appreciate the nomination, but discussing this on this list doesn't really have a lot of upside. If any candidate is suggested, and the suggestion isn't immediately followed, then it just ends up shining a negative light on the candidate. That's not in anyone's interest. There can be all

[Rails-core] Re: Pre discard flash

When you need more space to store session data, you can use another session store like this one . But it is nice to save bytes anyway! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Core" group.

Re: [Rails-core] Nominating Sean Griffin as a Rails Core Team

All, Tho I likely do not have a vote, I would second that. Sean has been an immense help in both the value and willingness to reach out and participate to those working on and supporting ActiveRecord... hence Rails.  For example, Sean has been present in the activerecord-sqlserver-adapter Gitte

[Rails-core] Nominating Sean Griffin as a Rails Core Team

Hi all, I would like to nominate Sean Griffin to be included as a Rails Core Team. Sean is a very smart and talented person, and I've seen him contributing a lot to Ruby on Rails in regards to performance and Active Record. Those commits were very legit, and it helped shaping up the performance of

[Rails-core] Pre discard flash

Hi y'all, We are running into CookieOverflow errors due to judicious use of flash.now which seemed odd. After some digging I found that the full flash, including discarded values, is being saved into the session between each request, yet the discarded values are immediately case away when recon