plugin
access to svn://errtheblog.com/svn/plugins and the corresponding
Lighthouse account. We've got a purdy Warehouse setup at
plugins.require.errtheblog.com, too.
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sted on 1.2.3, not sure about edge (but probably works).
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omafro
> /users
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> Individual items:
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> /user/tomafro
> /post/1
I love this. If I manage to pluginize it this week, I will let you know.
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The thing about the semicolon is how nicely it played with to_param'd
resource identifiers.
Take this:
map.resources :users
And a to_param on User:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
alias_attribute :to_param, :name
end
And a find_by_name in our UsersController.
Now we get /users/chri
Having them rejected with a reason would have helped.
That said, I like the new wiki page. Simple and to the point. The
patch process becoming more transparent is a real win, thanks guys.
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paths += %W( #{RAILS_ROOT}/vendor/plugins/blah_adapter/lib )
config.connection_adapters = %w( blah )
Then I put the adapter file into my plugin:
vendor/plugins/blah_adapter/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/blah_adapter.rb
Hope that helps whoever decides to work on this.
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ht
:class_name => 'Property',
:conditions => 'face_id = #{id}'
#{id} will be the id of your object, not your class. Dynamic.
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On 5/10/07, Chris Wanstrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When DHH made migrations sexier in [6667], he added this to the CHANGELOG:
>
> "Note: Schema dumping still happens in the old style -- someone care
> to update it?"
>
> Okay: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/
When DHH made migrations sexier in [6667], he added this to the CHANGELOG:
"Note: Schema dumping still happens in the old style -- someone care
to update it?"
Okay: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/8281
Old tests pass and new tests have been added.
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f anyone wants
to jump on board and offer suggestions / patches / complaints, the
Lighthouse project is perfect:
http://err.lighthouseapp.com/projects/466-plugins/overview
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You re
y validations.rb to skip 'em. The
original method is then preserved with the above name.
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patches and have found them helpful. Seen the "how do
I play with my custom helpers in the console" question asked enough,
as well. Finally: a post about it http://errtheblog.com/post/43
Thanks.
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In case the hardworking dev.rubyonrails.org maintainers aren't aware,
it looks like the Trac box has overrun its quota. I tried uploading
a patch (more than once) this evening and was greeting with a lovely
Python exception.
The gist: "No space left on device."
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ty?
I like what Jeremy is saying about load vs find. I think that's what
I'm reaching for. When you find(13) you're asking Rails to load a
specific record. When you find_by_id(13) you're like "hey give me
this if you can, if not that's cool too."
change is being discussed. But
won't someone think of the children?
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