Back in March, J. Smith wrote:
I've written a patch for Arel to provide a feature similar to the
> ActiveSupport::SafeBuffer class that allows for by-passing some of Arel's
> quoting mechanisms when using, say, String#sql_safe, similar to #html_safe.
>
At the time, discussion focused on the ab
Cool, I was hoping the Rack thing was still in play. So some initial
questions after looking at your Gist and reviewing Aaron's slides, but
before diving into the existing Rack API:
Technical:
- I like the clear separation of "on the way in" vs "on the way out" in
yours.
- Aaron's Filter obj
going
discussions, or...? Has there been any traction on the idea of a new Rack
API? I imagine that would need lots of gruntwork coding to make it happen.
Guidance and mentors welcome...
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Good on you for stepping up!
I do, however, have a strong temptation to contact Lealah Lee and ask for
the number for my local pizza place.
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On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 03:07:09 +0200, Michael Klishin wrote:
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>> http://groups.google.com/groups/rewikify-rails
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> Correct URL is /group/rewikify-rails :
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> http://groups.google.com/group/rewikify-rails
Aw, you're just sh
send mail to it? Could you e-mail me the
bounce message? (jayZjay.fm, where Z is the at sign.)
I *think* I set it up so anyone who joins can send to it, and I did see one
test message from Anthony Kelly, so that seems to be working.
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On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 22:04:38 +0100, Anthony Kelly wrote:
> Jay Levitt wrote:
>> I can actually spend some time on it this week, especially if someone's
>> there to crack the whip I mean remind me I mean help me test it.
>
> Ooh, ooh, Pick me.
Anyone who's int
s changes - and more work, in general. Also, geeks
suck at seeing things from the viewpoint of anyone less experienced than
they are.
A good writer can balance all that out. So can a good editorial system
(e.g. better wiki software, which we're working on, for some value of &q
received it...
I can actually spend some time on it this week, especially if someone's
there to crack the whip I mean remind me I mean help me test it.
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from getting to work).
As a serial well-intentioned suggester, I strongly agree.
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in which case you know about MS Access
and Jet and SQL Server and whatever Microsoft's latest lite-desktop-SQL
engine is called.
Better to have one default everywhere.
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I want to experiment with importing i2's wiki into MediaWiki this weekend.
Anyone know who I could talk to to get a database dump?
Also, what would be a good scripting language to munge the data?
[Ha! I crack me up.]
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nfections.
In *theory*, there are a lot of legitimate reasons for a user's IP address
to change during a session, which would break this. But I have no idea if
any of those ways really happen with any significant frequency, so I'm
really not implying-by-asking - just asking.
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a shot. Go for it.
Oh, I will, Rick Olson. I will indeed.
Er, I mean, anyone know where I can get a DB dump of the i2 wiki?
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it are down
> at the moment, but maybe they'll get them back up soon. :)
See, that's what I'm saying... :)
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ou're thinking about it, and organizing your thoughts
later.
MediaWiki has two additional benefits: Huge numbers of people are already
familiar with how to use it (thanks to Wikipedia), and there are a bunch of
automated tools that work with it.
What would it take for rails-core to even co
; argument).
I wish I could enunciate my objection better, but for lack of that, I'll
just repeat: Something seems wrong. There oughta be a better way.
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econd. I actually use Robert's syntax myself, as I'm sure many developers
do, but it would be too daunting for a first-time configuration.
Now, if there were a way to specify "default:" at the top, and have the
*code* that reads database.yml merge in the default hash keys, t
the framework"!!
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anything with it. I often test expirations by mocking Time.now; will your
time-freeze interfere with my mocking, no matter whether I'm mocking in
FlexMock or Mocha or RSpec?
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7;s no way to reverse this, or I didn't think about how to reverse
this", which this patch would do.
An empty down would signify "reversing this is a no-op", and it seems like
that would still work with this patch...
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*shouldn't*
build any. Or maybe it's because we just haven't hit the pain point, but
we're about to.
What I find really fascinating is that Perl, which comes from a very
similar TIMTOWTDI perspective, has begat CPAN, which (from what I can tell)
very often has
If plugins really have this level of dependancy, they're
> better off duplication the functionality I guess.
Do you really want to go back to the days where we all had to roll our own
linked lists?
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ugin that needs has_many callbacks should duplicate that functionality
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e and more core functionality into
plugins, it really should be revisited - if only to be re-argued in the
present tense. I'm working on a relatively small app on Edge that already
uses a dozen plugins, and we've just gotten started. I don't think that's
going to be uncommon.
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:36:58 +0100, Andrew White wrote:
>> HTML4 is fine. But it isn't fine enough that it deserves the support
>> of Rails.
>
> To me that would make Rails dogmatic rather than just opinionated
> software.
No, /that/ isn't what makes Rails dogmatic...
Jay
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the OP's links? At the moment, at least, the XHTML track is (a) highly
problematic in the present and (b) not getting a lot of love in the future.
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Should it really take a plugin to make Rails generate valid HTML, however
pedantic that validation may seem? That just seems silly and adds to the
Rails-is-a-toy FUD.
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Since my last proposal was so roundly applauded...
Today, Rails templates all use the filename extensions of their target
files - a template that will become an .rb file ends in .rb.
But they're not .rb files; they're .erb files. They are not
necessarily valid Ruby. And this conflicts with a w
On Aug 30, 6:16 pm, "Josh Knowles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/30/07, Jay Levitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > This started working again for a day or so, but then it stopped, so
> > I'm bumping this in case someone thought it
On Aug 21, 12:09 pm, Jay Levitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the past few days, trying to browse the RSS feed at
>
> http://dev.rubyonrails.org/log/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss
>
> results in:
>
> Python Traceback
>
> Traceback (most
Interesting... I didn't expect such a negative reaction!
When the problem happens to me, it's usually because (a) I've written
a migration that aborted, or (b) I tried to merge and renumber two
migrations but forgot to roll back first, thus often yielding problem
(a). When that happens, I've got
I'm sure we've all had the experience of our development database
getting out of sync with our migrations, and having to comment out
this and that to get the migrations working again.
It seems to me that it would be good to have the option to keep going
after a failed drop-column or drop-table op
For the past few days, trying to browse the RSS feed at
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/log/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss
results in:
Python Traceback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/csw/lib/python2.3/site-packages/trac/web/main.py", line
406, in dispatch_request
dispa
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